SPFA PCP Contractor Accreditation
The PCP Contractor Accreditation is a credential that validates your business as a whole. It proves to general contractors, builders, and homeowners that your company operates with the highest degree of professionalism, safety, and quality control.
The SPFA Professional Certification Program (PCP) offers company accreditation, a formal process that enables Contractor companies to demonstrate their commitment to safety, best practices, and operational excellence in the spray polyurethane foam industry.
SPFA PCP Contractor Company Accreditation is available to all contractor companies, regardless of SPFA membership, as long as they meet specific criteria.
Validate your business in two distinct categories—Insulation and Roofing—with the flexibility to prove your expertise in one or both.
While Accreditation covers your operations, you still need certified individuals, learn more about individual Contractor Certification requirements.
PCP Accredited Companies are able to demonstrate they:
Maximize system performance by strictly adhering to proper installation techniques for roofing and/or insulation.
Demonstrate product mastery across all spray foam types, handling protocols, and use guidelines.
Showcase industry leadership by holding verified professional accreditation credentials.
Prioritize safety and quality by providing continuous, structured training programs.
Field a proven team of individuals who have earned their certifications through rigorous testing.
Your Path to Accreditation
Accreditation requires meeting the criteria in the SPF Contractor Company Accreditation Handbook, including employing certified staff. Companies with sound business practices can generally meet these requirements by ensuring their personnel are SPFA PCP-certified.
Download the Accredited Contractor Company Checklist to keep track of what is required.
1. Enroll - Start your journey by enrolling your company and providing background on your experience in the SPF industry. All necessary forms are available below. Please submit payment after all steps are completed.
- Enrollment - Accreditation Form
- Company Liaison Checklist
- Company Experience Form
- Accreditation Agreement
2. Submit Business & Safety Documentation - Accreditation is rooted in professional operation. Submit proof of key business and safety standards that protect your team and clients.
- Proof of Business - Copy of License or Registration
- Certificate of Insurance
- Safety Program and Training Requirements
- Copy of Written Safety Program (Included with SPFA membership)
- Tool Box Talks (Included with SPFA membership)
- Annual Training (as required by OSHA standards)
3. Personnel Certification - Your company's credibility rests on the expertise of your crew. This phase confirms your staff meets the stringent SPFA PCP certification requirements.
- All SPF Field Personnel Must Be SPFA PCP Certified.
- Based on the number of SPF employees, you must meet the following minimum staff certifications:
- 1–10 Employees: 1 Project Manager and 1 Master Installer or Installer.
- 11–20 Employees: 1 Project Manager and 2 Master Installers or Installers.
- 21+ Employees: Refer to the Contractor Company Accreditation Handbook for detailed requirements.
All details are available in the Contractor Accreditation Handbook.
