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Moisture Meters are a MUST HAVE for Home Inspectors

A moisture meter is a vital tool for a professional home inspector. You already know that many tools are needed to help you do your job properly. From ladders to goggles to flashlights, these tools ensure your safety and the safety of the homeowner. But a moisture meter is an absolutely crucial... Read more ...

Learn the Basics about Using a Concrete Moisture Meter

Are you wondering how to measure moisture in concrete? Does it make sense for you to use a concrete moisture meter? It may surprise you, but a concrete moisture meter is not the preferred tool for accurately and reliably assessing the overall moisture condition of a concrete slab. But that doesn’t... Read more ...

Top 3 Names in Moisture Meters

Delmhorst, Wagner, and Lignomat In many professions and trades, having reliable, high-quality tools and equipment on hand makes a huge difference in achieving success. This is certainly the case for woodworkers, furniture builders, flooring installers, cabinet makers, and others who recognize that... Read more ...

What Is the Best Moisture Meter?

What are wood moisture meters? A wood moisture meter is a hand-held device—either analog or digital—that measures the moisture content in wood. Moisture meters are used by woodworkers, furniture makers, wood flooring installers, and others who work with wood in order to ensure the quality of their... Read more ...

Top 3 Pin Type Meters

There are two types of wood moisture meters in use today, pin and pinless. This article focuses on the basics of pin moisture meters, the difference between pin and pinless meters, and then we review what we think are the top three pin-type moisture meters on the market today. Pin Moisture Meters... Read more ...

Top 3 Pinless Moisture Meters: A Features Review

Moisture meters are an invaluable tool for any woodworker, from professional to hobbyist. You can find both pin and pinless meters, but increasingly people are drawn to pinless meters since they are much easier to use and don’t physically penetrate the wood being measured. >> Jump to the Top... Read more ...