Not sure what you need? Talk to a moisture specialist.
A consultation helps you decide the next step before you spend money: which test fits your flooring and adhesive, whether a slab is likely ready, how to handle a wet floor after a leak, or what a moisture report actually means. Phone and video consultations are available nationwide; on-site visits in Southern California.
Who it helps
Homeowners after a leak, flooring contractors with a tight schedule, restoration companies, property managers, builders, and adjusters who want a clear answer from someone who tests concrete every week.
When it's relevant
Before booking testing, when you have a moisture report you don't understand, when a flooring manufacturer is asking for numbers, or when a water-damage job needs a plan.
What's included
- Review of your situation, photos, and any existing readings or reports
- Recommendation on the right test: ASTM F2170, F1869, moisture mapping, or none
- Plain-language explanation of moisture limits for your flooring and adhesive
- Next-step plan: drying, re-testing, mitigation options to ask your installer about
- Optional on-site visit when photos aren't enough
Site access
Phone and video consultations need nothing on site. For an on-site consultation we need access to the affected areas.
What you receive
- A clear recommendation you can act on
- Written summary on request
- Testing quote if testing is needed
Limitations
- A consultation is not a substitute for ASTM testing when a manufacturer requires test results.
- Recommendations are based on the information and photos provided.
Common questions
Is the first consultation free?
A short introductory call is free. Detailed report reviews and on-site consultations are quoted up front.
Can you review a moisture report someone else wrote?
Yes. We'll explain what the numbers mean, whether the method was right, and what to do next.