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Who is responsible for moisture testing?

Building owner/client [14 votes] (12%)
 
Architect [4 votes] (4%)
 
General contractor [22 votes] (19%)
 
Flooring installer [68 votes] (60%)
 
I don't know [3 votes] (3%)
 
We don't test [3 votes] (3%)
 

How would you rate your level of understanding concrete moisture testing on a scale of 1 to 5?

1 - No understanding [8 votes] (7%)
 
2 [12 votes] (11%)
 
3 [36 votes] (32%)
 
4 [29 votes] (26%)
 
5 - Great understanding [27 votes] (24%)
 

Who currently provides your floor moisture testing?

Moisture testing is performed in-house [35 votes] (31%)
 
Flooring contractor [53 votes] (47%)
 
Independent [13 votes] (12%)
 
I don't know [5 votes] (4%)
 
We don't test [7 votes] (6%)
 

Does your current moisture testing meet ASTM standards or follow the manufacturer's warranty?

Yes [81 votes] (72%)
 
No [7 votes] (6%)
 
I don't know [24 votes] (21%)
 

Over the last five years, have you seen costs increase around your flooring budget due to change orders and mitigation products?

Yes [84 votes] (76%)
 
No [27 votes] (24%)
 

Over the last five years, are you seeing more/less/same amount of floor failures due to moisture?

More [32 votes] (28%)
 
Less [37 votes] (32%)
 
Same Amount [45 votes] (39%)
 
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