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History
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In 1928, Norbert G. Berghoff founded the Wayne Home Equipment Company located in Fort
Wayne, Indiana. The Berghoff family was also known for owning and operating the famous
Berghoff Brewery in Fort Wayne.
Wayne Home Equipment manufactured oil burners for use in home furnaces, water and space
heaters, boilers, and industrial ovens. Wayne became quite successful in the oil burner business,
but faced the challenge that oil burners were seasonal in nature. Fall and winter months became
the high production periods for oil burners, creating the need for a complementary product
that would increase Wayne's business in the spring and summer months. Manufacturing water
pumps became the solution to the balance out this seasonality.
In the 1940s, Wayne entered the water pump industry by acquiring the Zepher Pump Company,
located in Decatur, Illinois. Wayne moved the Zepher facility to Fort Wayne, with its oil burner
division to reduce manufacturing and transportation costs. In 1978, the Berghoff family made
the decision to sell their home equipment company to the Scott Fetzer corporation. The Wayne
Home Equipment Company remained in Fort Wayne, until August of 1991, when it moved to its
current location in Harrison, Ohio.
With more than 70 years in the business, Wayne has become a dominant player in the water
pump industry. We continue to bring market leading innovation to homeowners who need worry-
free water handling solutions.
WAYNE offers a full line of sump, utility, sewage, effluent, well, lawn, pool, specialty pumps and
systems, and accessories. Our business team is customer focused, continuously developing
innovative products for homeowners, creating packaging and merchandising to make the
in-store experience easier, providing fast delivery and superior after-the-sale support.
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