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The Insulated Render and Cladding Association (INCA) is a leading trade association representing the external wall insulation (EWI) industry in the UK. INCA had been actively involved in the promotion and advancement of the EWI industry, which plays a significant role in energy conservation and the reduction of carbon emissions.
INCA’s members include system designers and suppliers, specialist installers, and components suppliers who are actively involved in the industry. They work together to improve industry standards, drive policy development, provide technical support, and facilitate training and development for those in the sector.
Their role includes:
INCA’s mission statement reads “INCA – Together, Stronger” and includes the following:
Representing members of the External Wall Insulation industry through technical excellence, effective collaboration, strong marketing and communication and member benefits.
The Insulated Render and Cladding Association (INCA) is a key trade association for the External Wall Insulation (EWI) industry in the UK. It was established in 1982 to represent the then-emerging EWI industry and help it gain recognition and acceptance within the UK construction industry.
Over the years, as the EWI industry expanded, INCA’s role has grown. Today, it is recognised by the government as the national trade association for the EWI industry in the UK. The association not only promotes the benefits of EWI but also drives best practices, ensures quality assurance, and influences government policy that affects the industry, thereby benefiting its members.
INCA represents the major EWI system designers, specialist installers, and key component suppliers in the UK. The association is in regular dialogue with relevant governing departments and organisations, including BEIS, CLC, BEEF, EEIG, BUILDUK, CITB, SWIGA, and Trustmark.
The management of INCA is done by a volunteer board consisting of top industry professionals. The board is supported by an experienced secretariat and active member committees, including the Technical Committee, Marketing Committee, Training Committee, and a newly formed Contractor Committee. These committees are focused on maintaining INCA as the technical expert in the industry, promoting the industry, developing EWI training, and providing support to contractor members, respectively.
INCA is committed to the Government’s goal of reaching net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, recognising the significant role EWI can play in this effort, particularly in both retrofit and new build markets.
Benefits of joining INCA include: