Concrete Moisture Control, Inc
13101 Eckles Road, Plymouth, Michigan 1-866-404-CMCI (2624)
Services
Vapor Emission Testing ASTM F 1869-04
To determine amount of moisture that is emitting from 1,000 square feet of slab surface within a 24 hours period. Industry standards indicate Floorcovering tolerance to 3lbs.
Slab Humidity Testing ASTM F 2170
To determine a current relative humidity rate of a slab. Industry standards indicate Floorcovering tolerance to 75%
Existing floor covering removal
Old or damaged floor covering is removed so the concrete can be fixed and prepped for new floor covering.
Portland cement overlays
Engineered Portland cements designed to fill or level an existing slab. Can also be used to return a non porous slab to a porous slab for the purpose of assistance in adhesive curing.
Vapor Emission Control
Controls the emission of vapor from a concrete surface with the use of products such as Koester.
Moisture Control
Controls the moisture in a concrete slab to avoid floor covering failures.
Shotblasting
A concrete cleaning process that involves equipment that propels a large number of small steel balls downward into the concrete effectively chipping the concrete surface. The balls are recycled into the equipment and used continuously throughout the process. A "sand paper" profile is the finished effect.
Grinding
A concrete cleaning process that uses a machine that has a diamond disk on the bottom and spins much like a floor polisher. A "smooth" profile is the finished effect.
Scarifying
A concrete cleaning/removal process. It operates by rotating - at high revolutions - a steal drum with a number of small shafts. Each shaft holds cutters (usually carbide or steel) that rotate loosely on the shafts and "chip" away at the concrete as they rotate around the drum. The scarifying method is best used to remove concrete fast and aggressively. A "very rough" profile is the finished effect.