Certified Flooring Inspections New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania:

Bamboo
Carpet
Ceramic Tile
Cork
Epoxy
Laminate
Resilient Sheet Vinyl
Solid Vinyl Tile
Specialty Flooring
Stone
VCT Tile
Wood...read more
 

Flooring Litigation, Expert Witness Services,
Report, and Case Review

 

Infrared Thermography
(thermal imaging)


 
Concrete Vapor Emissions, Moisture & PH Tests

Non-invasive moisture (capacitance meter)
Invasive moisture
(resistance meter)
Anhydrous Calcium Chloride
In-Situ probes
pH testing
Relative Humidity-Dew Point
 


 

ASTM F1869 to obtain a quantitative value indicating the rate of moisture vapor emission from a concrete floor and whether or not that floor is acceptable to receive resilient floor covering.

ASTM F2170
Standard Test Method for Determining Relative Humidity in Concrete Floor Slabs Using in situ Probes

ASTM F710 - 08 Standard Practice for Preparing Concrete Floors to Receive Resilient Flooring


ASTM D4262 pH test
Standard Test Method for pH of Chemically Cleaned or Etched Concrete Surfaces

 

Carpet- Color Sidematch & Spot Color Repair
Color correction for color shading at the seam
Color correction for bleach, or irremovable spots
Light color lines may be corrected with dye

Carpet Re-burling & Pile Grafting
Repairs damages to the surface pile of carpet. Fiber voids, pulls, tears, burns, bleach spots, latex spots.

 

Micro Shearing
Removes high rows, bands, surface pile bearding (excess fiber). Micro shearing levels an uneven surface pile.
 

Carpet- Steaming Removes Roll-Pole crush marks and indentations from the surface pile of carpet. Vapor steam is not "steam cleaning", it will not not damage or remove stain protectors, and is dry in minutes.
>>More about roll crush marks

 

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moisture, water vapor, moisture-sensitive floor water, resilient flooring adhesives, carpet, moisture tests, concrete