Two Concrete Moisture Measurement Myths Debunked

Jason Spangler describes two common myths the concrete flooring industry has about moisture in concrete slabs.

Two common myths debunked:
1. If the concrete is old, it’s got to be dry.
2. Elevated slabs don’t need to be tested for moisture since moisture can’t get to them.

Read the article, 5 Myths About Moisture Measurement in Concrete

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Last updated on August 31st, 2021