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Moisture testing - Save time, money and boost your reputation

How simple, instant and non-destructive tests will save you time and money on your RH testing and strengthen your reputation.

Concrete Moisture Testing – Methods and Meaning

How to test concrete for moisture after water damage

When drying concrete after water intrusions it is important to monitor and measure the moisture content of the concrete in two phases: First during the drying phase; and again after the drying is complete.

Review of the Tramex MRH III

I can’t imagine that I’ll be doing a lot of product reviews through this blog and just to declare any interests, I was recently handed a Tramex MRH III to try out. I actually said at the time that I’d write a review but if I didn’t like it then I didn’t like it… Tramex didn’t seem worried and the brand certainly isn’t new to me, I already own a concrete moisture encounter and a Hygrohood. The Hygrohood in particular is a far better product than its nearest competitor, which I also own.

FeedBack DataLogger Review

We use Tramex FeedBack DataLogger, which is a comprehensive way to assess the ambient conditions. Together with the Hygro-I2 probe, it gives accurate, reliable and easy to understand readings, that show in a definitive way the moisture contents in the concrete slabs, as well as the ambient conditions.

How Ambient Conditions Affect Concrete Drying Time

The new FeedBack DataLogger from Tramex can help identify humidity issues, saving you from possible floor failures with anhydrite screeds.

Remote Monitoring - The importance of monitoring ambient conditions during the drying process

Remote monitoring has been a buzzword in the restoration industry for a several years. In case anyone reading this is not familiar with it, remote monitoring means setting up sensors on site so that data can then be viewed with a mobile device or computer in real time.

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