How AQRS Certification Works
A clear, structured process for AQRS roofing certification and inclusion on the AQRS register.
AQRS certification has been designed to provide a straightforward and professional pathway for roofing contractors to have their work assessed and recorded through the AQRS system.
From initial application through to certificate issuance and verification, each stage follows a structured process to support consistency, accountability, and transparency.
Step 1
Application Submission
Contractors submit an application for AQRS certification, providing details of the property, works undertaken, and supporting information where required.
All submissions are reviewed to ensure they meet AQRS criteria before progressing to assessment.
Step 2
Assessment & Review
AQRS reviews all submitted information to assess it against certification criteria.
This includes evaluating roof condition data, reported works, and overall suitability for certification within the AQRS framework.
Step 3
Certification Issued
Once approved, an AQRS certificate is issued.
Each certificate is assigned a unique reference number and recorded within the AQRS register.
Step 4
Verification
Approved certificates can be verified through the AQRS website. Homeowners, insurers, and stakeholders can check certification status using the AQRS verification system.
Why AQRS Certification Matters
AQRS certification provides a recorded assessment of roofing condition and completed works, helping to improve transparency and provide clearer communication between contractors, property owners, and stakeholders.
By recording and verifying each certificate, AQRS supports greater accountability and improved record-keeping within the roofing industry.