Wayne's Roofing celebrates Veterans Day by highlighting how military values of dedication, precision, and safety align with our 50+ years of commercial roofing excellence in Washington State.

Tips for staying safe while working on roofs during hot summer months. At Wayne's Roofing, safety isn't just a priority, it's our way of life.

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.

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.

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

The Association of General Contractors (AGC), Washington chapter, recently celebrated the Group Retro workers’-comp program’s top industry performers for 2023, and Wayne’s Roofing was one of 8 contractors to be included in the Two Million Dollar Club.

National Ladder Safety Month is the only movement dedicated exclusively to the promotion of ladder safety, at home and at work. During March 2023, National Ladder Safety Month will bring heightened awareness to the importance of the safe use of ladders

Join the National Safety Stand Down to Prevent Falls in Construction. May 2-6, 2022

This event that takes place across the United States with partnerships between state departments of transportation (DOT), national road safety organizations, government agencies, private companies and individuals.

Wayne’s Roofing, Inc. is recognized by the AGC for the Lowest Southern District EMR of .52, and for maintaining a 19-year average EMR of .65.

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.

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.