Taking the time to clean a commercial building rooftop after winter is worth the time and effort. Wayne’s Roofing can help.

A roof installation or roof repair project is rather costly. If done wrong, these costs could quickly escalate. Since 1969, Wayne's Roofing has been setting the standard for commercial roofing excellence in the Pacific Northwest. Here are the top 10 reasons why you should hire a qualified commercial roofing contractor for your job.

In medical buildings, hospitals and clinics, timing and preparation are key to minimizing damage and jeopardizing patient safety. An ideal scenario involves being proactive with roofing maintenance and inspections, and being timely with interventions, to extend the life of the roof you have and avoid opportunities for water intrusion. Basically, the proven best practice for commercial buildings of any type.

Many facility managers are getting back on a roof maintenance schedule after having recently been closed or only operating with a skeleton crew.

In light of these changes, we thought it might be a good time provide some top recommendations for Safe and Proactive Roof Maintenance.

One of the biggest frustrations a facility manger experiences is when money is spent on a major expense like a roof replacement only to find evidence of water entry reoccur shortly after.

When you see a puddle of water on the floor or a drip coming from a ceiling tile, it’s common to suspect the roof, but the truth is, there are several places where the water could be coming in from. Becoming familiar with the most likely scenarios and understanding how to identify the source of water intrusion can save you time and budget.

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We are Commercial Roofing and Waterproofing Specialists here at Wayne’s Roofing, with over 50 Years of experience.

Establishing a program of regular inspections and performing routine maintenance is the key to maximizing roof performance and avoiding issues such as ponding water.

If you knew the exact year your commercial roof would fail, what would you do to prevent it from happening? Being proactive is the most cost-effective method. At Wayne’s Roofing we’ve found that facility managers and building owners who implement preventative maintenance strategies end up spending significantly less per square foot for maintenance compared to those who manage reactively or wait until there’s a problem.

As a business owner, one of the most important and most overlooked things is the roof over your business. Luckily, there are some things you can look for to be proactive in the care and maintenance of your roof, and spring is great time to do that.