FAQs
Why do I need a roofing license in Illinois?
A license ensures compliance with state safety and quality standards, protecting you and your clients.
Are there penalties for unlicensed roofing work?
Performing roofing work without a license can result in significant fines, penalties, and legal action, as well as potential liability for faulty workmanship. Proper licensing and preparation are essential for anyone entering the field.
What’s the difference between a Limited and Unlimited license?
Limited: For residential properties only. A limited roofing license permits roofing work on residential properties, including apartments, condos, or townhomes, with a maximum of 8 units.
Unlimited: For both residential and commercial properties.
What makes the Illinois Roofers Academy different?
We focus exclusively on roofing licensure in Illinois, offering specialized guidance and materials you won’t find elsewhere. We focus on real-world training, licensing preparation, and business success for roofing professionals. We offer flexible scheduling to accommodate your busy schedule.
Whether you’re new to roofing or looking to take your career to the next level, Illinois Roofer Academy gives you the knowledge and skills to succeed.
What is the licensing process?
In Illinois, anyone engaging in roofing work on residential or commercial properties must be licensed through the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR). The licensing process involves submitting an application, passing a state-administered exam, and meeting insurance and bonding requirements.
