Licensed Contractor Benefits
What are the benefits of becoming a Licensed Contractor? A good question that many contractors have asked themselves. In today's competitive environment, any advantage a contractor has can make the difference between success and failure.
So why become a NABA Licensed Contractor? It is going to cost money, and now I have someone watching the quality of my work.
The air barrier industry is no different than other construction related industries. We see the number of buildings failures across Canada due to poor workmanship. Contractors now have increased liability and are responsible for the installation. You can now longer walk away when you are done. Unfortunately, many construction industries compete on an unlevel playing field that makes it difficult for contractors interested in doing a professional job compete. If you are a contractor that is quality oriented, it is usually an uphill battle at times.
Well, NABA is changing that.
How would you like to:
- Compete on a level playing field
- Reduce your call-backs
- Reduce liability and subsequent costs related
- Be promoted as the number one air barrier contractor to building owners and the professional community.
- Network with the leading professionals from across Canada
The NABA QAP program is being embraced by the professional community and building owners. Recently, the requirements for NABA Licensed Contractors were included in the updated National Master Specification (NMS) published by Public Works Canada. In Manitoba, where the program was piloted, approximately 85% of project specifications include the requirements to be NABA Licensed.
If you are a contractor interested in being a leader in the industry and wanting to increase your business, do not hesitate to call us today.