In honor of Earth Day, Wayne’s Roofing would like to remind you how a Vegetative roof can benefit your business. By adding greenery to your commercial roof provides a host of benefits for your bottom line.

April 28 is World Day for Safety and Health at Work. World Day for Safety and Health at Work, promoted by the International Labour Organization (ILO), is an annual international campaign to promote safe and healthy work.

Roofing Day is April 16-17 this year. When delegate groups from the National Roofing Contractors Association (NCRA) make an annual pilgrimage to Capitol Hill in Washington D.C. for meetings with lawmakers and policy stakeholders about the roofing industry.

Wayne’s represented at this year’s clay shoot for the Roofing Contractor’s Association of Washington (RCAW) on April 12, 2024, taking home First Place!

Announcing Wayne’s Roofing 2nd annual Spring Coloring Contest! Now available for all ages!

Wayne’s Roofing will be representing by sponsoring Breaks at the WAMOA Spring Leadership Seminar in Leavenworth, WA, on March 21-22, 2024. Wayne’s Roofing is an approved contractor for WAMOA, bringing 55 years of experience, knowledge, and expertise to Educational Institution and public projects in Washington state.

Women in Construction Week™ is about recognizing and celebrating the achievements of women in the construction industry. Wayne’s Roofing congratulates the exceptional female employees who have made significant contributions to our company's success.

Join Wayne’s Roofing in putting safety first this March for Ladder Safety Month. By promoting ladder safety, we can decrease the number of ladder-related incidents that happen every year.

Learn more about Cooperative Purchasing, and how Wayne’s Roofing, Inc., does over $20 million in school roofing projects a year partnering with Educational and Institutional Cooperative Purchasing (E&I).

Preparing your commercial roof for the summer months is crucial. The Service department at Wayne’s Roofing provides skilled technicians who can provide professional inspection of your commercial roof before the summer months.

The Davis Memorial Foundation awards scholarships each year to individuals who want to further their education.

December 2nd was a storybook evening at the Festival of Trees Gala, and Wayne’s Roofing was proud to be part of this wonderful event as attendees came together to champion best-of-class care for children.

Many professional workers are trained through Joint Apprenticeship Training Programs offered through the Pierce County Roofers Apprenticeship and Seattle Area Roofers Apprenticeship Programs, and many have chosen a career path with Wayne's Roofing, Inc.

This year Brian Butler, Vice President for the Western States Roofing Contractor’s Association (WSRCA), represented Wayne’s Roofing at the Expo. There were over 4,000 in attendance this year, coming from all over the United States, making it the 3rd largest show in WRE history.

The integrity of a building heavily relies on its roof, and adverse weather conditions can significantly impact it. Establishing a partnership with a professional roofing contractor, such as Wayne’s Roofing, Inc., is the most effective defense strategy to safeguard your roof.

Conducting preventive maintenance before the onset of rainy months can extend the life of your commercial roof and prepare it for the impending winter. At Wayne’s Roofing, we emphasize the importance of having your roof inspected before winter arrives.

During the week of October 23-27, Wayne’s will hold their annual Training Week.

Engineering News-Record (ENR) has announced their Top 600 Specialty Contractors for 2023, and Wayne’s Roofing, Inc., ranked 18th in Roofing Nationally.

Wayne’s recently attended the WAMOA Golf Tournament at the Apple Tree Golf Resort in Yakima, WA, benefiting WAMOA Scholarships.

How Hot Is Your Commercial Roof In the Summer? Dark roofs absorb light converting it to heat and emitting it back into the atmosphere. White roofs reflect the light, so there is less absorption and transference of heat. Green roofs, on the other hand, absorb sunlight and even put it to good use.