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Moisture-related flooring failures continue to be one of the biggest headaches on the job, resulting in commercial property owners spending well over $1 billion annually on moisture remediation and subsequent flooring replacement.
When it comes to moisture in the building envelope, it's not just the floor you need to worry about. Improper water barriers can affect air quality and result in serious health risks for those inside the building.
This free hour-long online presentation, titled The Why, What and How of Concrete Moisture Testing, is designed to help industry professionals take advantage of the very latest technologies so that they can avoid a flooring disaster due to excess moisture in concrete.
This article will cover some general technical information about how moisture meters work and what the particular problem is, when measuring engineered floor planks as well as how to apply the measuring technology to measure moisture in engineered floors.
Wagner Meters has announced that effective immediately, and for a limited time during the nationwide COVID-19 lockdown, the $75 fee for their online Rapid RH Training Course and Certification for concrete moisture testing will be waived.
