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When a metropolitan daily newspaper was looking for a new roof to replace the 20-year old ballasted EPDM roof on their printing and production facility in Columbus, Ohio, they had several requirements: the roof had to be watertight, have a white membrane to reduce energy consumption and the heat island effect, come with a 25-year warranty, be cost-effective, and have no roofing membrane penetrations.

It’s the closest most crews get to nearly half-a-million square feet of roofing. Yet, with a little faith and a secret weapon, Colorado Moisture Control Inc. (CMC) conquered this Goliath-size project quickly and cost-effectively. CMC of Commerce City, Colo., nurtured the existing EPDM roof of the“333 Centennial” building in nearby Louisville for years. “Quoting are roof had become a yearly exercise for us,” says Rich Cohen, president and operations manager of CMC.“ The membrane had been serviceable, but was close to failure mode. This year, they decided to do it.”