Wyoming · Roofer
Wyoming roofer prevailing wage, county by county
A roofer's prevailing wage on Wyoming public works is $28.03 an hour in every county that has one (23), for the main classification.
Main roofer classification in each county (Roofers), DWS 2026 rates (effective May 1, 2026). The public body gets the rates from DWS before awarding and puts them in the call for bids and the contract, and DWS's finding is final for that contract (W.S. 27-4-405(a)). A May 1 change doesn't reprice a contract already bid. Checked October 25, 2026.
Which counties pay which rate
| Counties | Main classification | Base + fringe | Base |
|---|---|---|---|
| Laramie County group, 23 localities: Albany, Big Horn, Campbell, Carbon, Converse, Crook, Fremont, Goshen, Hot Springs, Johnson, Laramie, Lincoln, Natrona, Niobrara, Park, Platte, Sheridan, Sublette, Sweetwater, Teton, Uinta, Washakie, Weston | Roofers | $28.03 | $24.89 |
1 group of counties with identical DWS rates, and 0 counties with rates of their own.
Registered apprentices/trainees get 60% of the journeyman wage in the first half of the program, 75% up to the 75% mark and 90% after, unless the registered program says otherwise (W.S. 27-4-403(c)).
Questions about Wyoming roofer pay
What is the roofer prevailing wage in Laramie County?
$28.03 an hour: a $24.89 base wage plus $3.14 in fringe benefits, under DWS 2026 rates (effective May 1, 2026). Overtime and every roofer classification in Laramie County.
Does roofer prevailing wage include fringe benefits?
Yes. In Laramie County the $28.03 total is a $24.89 base wage plus $3.14 in fringe benefits, about 11% of the total. The employer owes the full amount for every hour worked.
Does roofer prevailing wage pay overtime in Wyoming?
The Act sets no overtime rate (W.S. 27-4-408). Federal FLSA overtime applies: 1½ times the regular rate over 40 hours a week.
Do apprentice roofers get this rate?
Registered apprentices/trainees get 60% of the journeyman wage in the first half of the program, 75% up to the 75% mark and 90% after, unless the registered program says otherwise (W.S. 27-4-403(c)).
Why do some counties have the same roofer rate?
DWS often publishes the same roofer rates for several counties. Across Wyoming, the 23 counties with a roofer rate fall into 1 distinct sets of rates, and 1 of those sets are shared by more than one county; the largest covers 23 counties (the Laramie County group).