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MOISTURE CONTROL SERVICES 

Managing moisture is crucial for the longevity and quality of wood flooring in architectural projects. We understand that architects need to preemptively address moisture-related issues to avoid costly repairs and ensure the success of their installations. Our Wood Flooring Moisture Control Services are designed to provide comprehensive solutions, from state-of-the-art mitigation techniques to expedited installation schedules.

Step-by-Step Guide to Our Wood Flooring Moisture Control Services

Step 1

Initial Assessment

 

Understanding Your Needs: Architects require a thorough understanding of how wood reacts to moisture.

 

Our Solution: We begin by assessing the moisture levels in the environment where the wood flooring will be installed. Concrete substrates are evaluated using industry-standard wood flooring test methods, including ASTM F2170 relative humidity testing.

Step 2

Pre-Installation Planning

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Understanding Your Needs: Proper planning can prevent issues like crowning, cupping, and buckling.


Our Solution: We design floor installations to mitigate adverse effects of moisture, ensuring that the wood is fully acclimated in its final location. Moisture readings are also a core part of our wood flooring quality control inspections during installation.

Step 3

Moisture Mitigation Techniques

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Understanding Your Needs: Concrete buildings often present unique moisture challenges.


Our Solution: We employ state-of-the-art moisture mitigation techniques specifically designed for wood flooring installations in concrete buildings. 

 

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Step 4

Controlling Percolating Moisture

 

Understanding Your Needs: Moisture rising through concrete slabs and subfloors can damage a floor long after installation.

 

Our Solution: We specify vapor retarders, moisture mitigation systems, and testing protocols that control percolating moisture before and after installation.

Step 5

Installation Scheduling

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Understanding Your Needs: Installing before a building reaches normal operating conditions is a leading cause of flooring failure.


Our Solution: We schedule installation around HVAC operation, moisture readings, and acclimation, so flooring goes in only when conditions are right.

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Step 6

Virtual Consultations with a Certified Wood Flooring Expert—Tailored for Architects and Interior Designers

Understanding Your Needs: Architects and interior designers are often pressed for time and require immediate, expert advice.


Our Solution: We've fine-tuned our Virtual Consultations for Wood Flooring Services to meet the unique demands of your profession. To add an extra layer of assurance, each virtual consultation will be scheduled with a Certified Wood Flooring Expert. Simply navigate to our online booking calendar, select an available time that accommodates your busy schedule, and confirm. This service isn't merely convenient; it's a direct response to the challenges you face, offering real-time collaboration and immediate answers to expedite your decision-making process.

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