Trade Accreditations

Every UK trade accreditation we track — what it costs, how often it renews, and what you actually have to do to hold onto it. No sign-up, no email required.

Competency

Scheme Typical cost Renews
APHC Member (Association of Plumbing & Heating Contractors) £350 Every year
BESA Member (Building Engineering Services Association) £700 Every year
BPCA Member (British Pest Control Association) £450 Every year
CORGI HomePlan Registered Plumber £250 Every year
CSCS Card (Construction Skills Certification Scheme) £36 Every 5 years
ECA Member (Electrical Contractors’ Association) £600 Every year
F-Gas Certification (Company & Engineer) £450
IOR Registered Engineer £300 Every year
NADC Member (National Association of Drainage Contractors) £400 Every year
NFRC Member (National Federation of Roofing Contractors) £500 Every year
PCA Member (Property Care Association) £550 Every year

Consumer

Scheme Typical cost Renews
TrustMark Registered Business £180 Every year
Which? Trusted Trader £1,200 Every year

Procurement

Scheme Typical cost Renews
CHAS Accredited Contractor £400 Every year
Constructionline Gold £800 Every year
SSIP — Safety Schemes in Procurement £350 Every year
SafeContractor Accredited £700 Every year

Quality

Scheme Typical cost Renews
ISO 45001 — Occupational Health & Safety Management £4,500 Every 3 years
ISO 9001 — Quality Management System £4,000 Every 3 years
MCS Certified Installer £2,000 Every year
NHBC Registered Builder £2,000 Every year
PAS 2030 Certified Installer £3,000 Every year
RoSPA Gold Award (Occupational Health & Safety) £500 Every year

Safety

Scheme Typical cost Renews
BOHS P402 — Asbestos Surveying £900
FENSA Registered Installer £450 Every year
Gas Safe Register £310 Every year
NAPIT Member £280 Every year
NICEIC Approved Contractor £400 Every year
OFTEC Registered Technician £300 Every year
WIAPS — Water Industry Approved Plumber Scheme £200 Every year

Why we publish this

Accreditation information is scattered across thirty different websites, most of which want your details before they’ll tell you the price. We put it in one place because it’s genuinely useful, and because trades who take compliance seriously tend to be the ones worth working with.