ENTRIES have opened for the NFRC (National Federation of Roofing Contractors) Scottish Roofing Awards 2025.
Organisers are seeking nominations for projects completed between 1 August 2024 and 31 July 2025. Winners will be announced at a ceremony on 24 October at the Grand Central Hotel, Glasgow.
Projects can be entered in any of the following categories, with an additional individual category for the Ronnie Forsyth Young Roofer of the Year Award.
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Bituminous Hot Applied Liquid Waterproofing
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Cold Applied Liquid Waterproofing
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Fully Supported Metal
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Green Roofing
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Heritage Roofing
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Leadwork
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Multi-discipline Project (over £250k)
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Rainscreen Facades
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Reinforced Bitumen Membranes
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Roof Slating
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Roof Tiling
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Sheeting & Cladding
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Single Ply Roofing
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Small Scale Project (Under £25k)
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Solar
Companies can enter multiple projects, but can only submit a project into one category. NFRC said it also encourages manufacturers, architects, and suppliers to enter, providing the roofing contractor is a member of NFRC (or one of the other trade associations listed here) and their consent is obtained. Awards are given to the roofing contractor.
A range of criteria is taken into consideration by the judging panel, including the degree of difficulty, aesthetics, problem-solving, health and safety, workmanship and environmental qualities.
Guests attending the awards ceremony will enjoy a drinks reception, three-course meal, and entertainment by host Tam Cowan.
Scott Miller, NFRC Scotland chair and NFRC board member, said, “This is a highly regarded event in the Scottish roofing calendar and is a fantastic opportunity for Scottish members to put forward their best work. I’m proud that, along with the wider NFRC community, we’re able to champion recognition for the trade and put the spotlight on roofing.
“The awards luncheon is always well attended by trade members, manufacturers, suppliers, and roofing enthusiasts, and I am thoroughly looking forward to this year’s event and the chance to catch up with peers. Best of luck to all who enter.”
