I have a licensed plumber that I only use on all of my jobs when I need him. I've seen and worked with a lot of plumbers in my years and I've never seen anyone as thorough as him. He has been to that house about a dozen times already. He has checked everything that you can think about. I personally am going to core drill the slab to see if there's a vapor barrier underneath it and check out those companies Fred recommended.
Thanks for the response. I'm willing to listen to anybody's input.
I would reccomend having a leak detector, check for leaks if the pipes run thru the slab. i have seen a cuple hundred of these over the years. Even in my own house.On Fri, Nov 30, 2012 at 7:24 AM, Freddie DeJesus <info@eliteflooringandrefinishing.com> wrote:
To all partners,
I am on a job where water is coming up through the slab. The home owner had a plumber, engineer, and air conditioner guy come to the job nobody can figure out where the water is coming from. Hey builder that look at the job might think that the house is on a low water line and the moisture is coming from the ground. The water looks like it's condensation coming up and it smells like vinegar. The house is in South Florida. Does anybody have any ideas what this is? If I remove all the tiles and waterproof the slab and install porcelain tile with epoxy grout will that stop the condensation and moisture?
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