Moisture Matters Blog

Completing a major construction project can be a very complicated task—especially when it comes to following ASTM standards. Handling poured concrete is a major issue on any such job. If you were to build on concrete before it was ready, you could end up with numerous ... Read More

Testing moisture in hops during harvest is a must for every hopyard. There are many reasons why hop growers need to carefully check moisture in their hops, including: Read More

Winter weather can cause severe damage to a structure over time. Even the end of the cold season doesn’t spell the end of winter water damage—in fact, some forms of winter water damage are more likely to occur as temperatures begin to thaw. Read More

Insulation serves an important role in helping buildings maintain a set temperature. Floods, severe storms, water/sewer line failures and dozens of other accidents can expose insulation to water. If left unchecked, this moisture intrusion could cause severe damage to ... Read More

Professionals in different industries are always looking for different things from their moisture meters. Different functions, different reading scales, etc. Read More

Shopping for the right precision tool can be a Zen-like experience for some, and a constant source of frustration for others. This is as true of moisture meters as it is for other precision tools. Read More

Pinless moisture meters are used by many professionals in the restoration and home inspection industries to rapidly check for moisture in different building materials. Read More

When it comes to the wood manufacturing industry, there are many challenges that may arise. Issues with quality control then lead to slower production and faulty products. For any company that takes wood and turns it into a consumer product or tool, maintaining strict ... Read More

Quick question for all the home inspection and water remediation professionals: Does your moisture meter store readings and export reports for you? Read More

Winter-proofing buildings is an important activity this late in the year—particularly in temperate regions where the cold isn’t a year-round thing, but can still be harsh enough to freeze water in pipes. Read More