WAGNER Meters
I magine getting a call from a customer a couple of weeks after you install a floor covering in their home. Their floors are warping—and they want to know why. Or maybe it’s your dream home with floors that are warped, discolored, or releasing odors. It’s exasperating—especially if you took the precautions to monitor moisture levels in your flooring materials and let them acclimate before installation. What went wrong? Whether you’re a residential flooring professional, an inspector, or a handy homeowner, you’re probably facing the same culprit: moisture issues in the concrete subfloor. The damage can cost you time, money—and even your reputation. That’s why monitoring and managing moisture in concrete subfloors is crucial to your flooring project. You want floors— whether hardwood, laminate, or carpet—that stand the test of time. A moisture meter, like the C555 concrete moisture meter, can help you make that happen. It can help you locate leaks, detect wet spots for further testing, and determine if the environment is appropriate for concrete drying. GUIDE to the C555 CONCRETE MOISTURE METER FOR RESIDENTIAL USE
Jason Spangler Sales Manager, Wagner Meters With more than 25 years’ experience in sales and sales management across a broad spectrum of industries. Jason has successfully launched a variety of products to the market, including the original Rapid RH® concrete moisture test. Jason, who received an MBA from West Texas A&M University in November 2018, has extensive industry involvement, including the National Wood Flooring Association (NWFA), the International Certified Flooring Installers Association (CFI), and is Vice Chairman of Associations for The Flooring Contractors Association (FCICA). Call Wagner Meters today at (844) 533-9100 and ask for Jason or visit www. wagnermeters.com.
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