Roofing in New Brunswick
What New Brunswick roofing contractors work under
New Brunswick sets a provincial building code, local building departments issue permits, and door-to-door sellers are licensed by the Financial and Consumer Services Commission.
NBC 2020 and local building departments
New Brunswick has adopted the National Building Code of Canada 2020. Issuing permits and conducting inspections is the responsibility of the local building department.
Source: New Brunswick: Building code
Direct sellers are licensed
Direct sales companies and their salespeople must be licensed, and consumers can cancel a direct sales contract for any reason within 10 days of receiving a copy of the contract.
Source: FCNB: Direct sellers
Falls and WorkSafeNB
A fall-protection system is required when an employee works from an unguarded area 3 m or more above the nearest permanent safe level. Employers with three or more workers at any time during the year must register with WorkSafeNB.
Source: New Brunswick: General Regulation 91-191 · WorkSafeNB: Accounts and coverage
General information for contractors, checked October 12, 2026; it is not legal advice. Rules change and municipalities add their own: confirm with the authority before you rely on it. Roof Manager does not obtain permits or licences for you.