News & Blog

The main requirement in historic restoration work certified by QCP is that it matches the existing work and conforms to compliance criteria. Find out more.

Countertops are regularly used and therefore need to be robust. There are several common problems especially with HPDL countertops - find out how to avoid them.

At QCP we get a lot of questions from woodworking firms about project certification, licensing, and QCP fees. Here we answer the top 10 frequently asked questions.

Woodworkers, it’s time to renew your QCP license. It’s a quick and simple - yet important - process that means you’ll continue to enjoy the benefits it offers.

Find out more about the 35 different QCP licenses, how to choose the one you need, how to apply, how much they cost and more in our latest blog post.

The finish you choose depends on how well you need to protect the surface, how well the finish holds up, how easy it is to apply, and how you want it to look.

This article looks at what to expect and what happens after a QCP project inspection. Find out more about QCP inspections.