As part of its commitment to safety in the roofing industry, Wayne’s Roofing is committed to promoting awareness of mental health, and suicide.

Washington State Capitol East Plaza Water Infiltration Repair Project. This project is the second phase of a multi-phased plan developed in 2006. It removed the former landscape and garden beds in front of the Department of Transportation and Employment Security buildings so crews could replace the failing waterproof membrane on the roof of the Plaza Garage and replaced the landscape.

In recognition of National Roofing Week, Wayne’s Roofing, Inc., and the United Union of Roofers, Waterproofers, and & Allied Workers Local Union 153, would like to share some recent projects.

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 the spirit of National Roofing Week Aug. 23-29, NRCA Giving Day will be held Tuesday, Aug. 25, to benefit the Roofing Alliance’s Melvin Kruger Endowed Scholarship Program.

Wayne’s Roofing, Inc., has been a supporter of Mary Bridge Children’s Hospital Festival of Trees since 1990.

A Safety Stand-Down is a voluntary event for employers to talk directly to employees about safety. Any workplace can hold a stand-down by taking a break to focus on "Fall Hazards" and reinforcing the importance of "Fall Prevention.” Employers of companies not exposed to fall hazards can use this opportunity to have a conversation with employees about the other job hazards they might face, protective methods, and the company's safety policies and goals. It can also be an opportunity for employees to talk to management about fall and other job hazards they see or encounter.

Roofing contractors looking for any semblance of a “normal” summer season can’t seem to catch a break. As they geared up for a busy summer after a spring slowdown spurred by the coronavirus outbreak, spikes in the potentially-deadly disease threatened a second wave of shutdowns in states with robust construction markets. Along with those increases, roofers also dealt with record heat.

Washington state Labor & Industries is a proud partner of federal OSHA's Safe + Sound Campaign. Here at Wayne’s Roofing, Inc., we recognize safety as a top priority and are always looking for ways to improve. We stand in solidarity with L&I, and encourage every workplace to take a proactive approach to identify and manage workplace hazards before they cause injury or illness.

Wayne’s goes the extra mile to say “THANK YOU” to everyone who is part of the Wayne’s Roofing family.

Federico Negrete appears in an ad for Roofers Magazine for Roofers and Waterproofers Emergency Response Team, from the United Union of Roofers, Waterproofers and Allied Workers.

Wayne’s Roofing is proud to introduce a no-contact Temperature Scanning Kiosk now available in our lobby at our office in Sumner, WA. Available for employees and visitors, the Temperature Scanning Kiosk supports accurate face recognition as well as comparison recognition when guests are wearing a mask.

Wayne’s Roofing, Inc., received the Retro award from the Associated General Contractors of Washington (AGC) this July, making them part of the “Two Million Dollar Club.” This award recognizes their achievement of tracking Two Million dollars in workers compensation premium refunds due to their consistent outstanding safety and risk management practices over the years.

It's #MammouthMonday in honor of SOPREMA USA elite authorized #contractors! Today, we recognize Wayne's Roofing, Inc. With over 100 collective years of management experience in the #roofing industry, it has been in business for over five decades in the pacific northwest.

Without the noise of day-to-day fires to put out, many of us are operating in quiet solitude and reflecting on how we will do things both now and when the Covid-19 crisis subsides. Accepting what we cannot change, we need to focus on what we can change, and focus on the silver linings within and beyond the circumstances of the crisis.

Thank you for believing in Wayne’s Roofing. We have built a strong foundation based on trust, quality, and commitment to our customer satisfaction – and now that foundation is even stronger. We are here for you now and in the future, regardless of what the future holds.

Now, more than ever, safety is crucial both inside and outside the workplace, which is why the National Safety Council (NSC) is recognizing National Safety Month® in June despite the pandemic crisis.

Observed annually by NSC, the nation’s leading nonprofit safety advocate, National Safety Month focuses on saving lives and preventing injuries, from the workplace to anyplace. The NSC offers many tips on how to stay safe and how to manage safety during these challenging times.

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.

There are many types of warranties that contractors and manufacturers sell to promote their product or service, and it’s important for the customer to understand what they are buying. Many contractors and manufacturers market long extended warranties. Wayne's Roofing would much rather see you invest in long-term roof performance and roof maintenance.

Regardless of the time of year, it’s important to inspect your facility roof, perform periodic maintenance, and make any vital repairs before the rain and cold weather sets in. Besides the rain and wind fall brings, fall leaves and debris can wreak havoc on a facility roof.