We have a sturdy, quality grade, one piece fiberglass shower surround in one of our bathrooms (House is built on a slab). Floors in house are slab with tile. Recently we noticed the paint at the bottom of the door frame had started to lift and discolor. We found out the drain had not been screwed down all the way and therefore allowed it to leak underneath on to the cement, which eventually started to seep out in front. That was corrected about three months ago, but a moisture meter was used and it is still indicating 20 to 30%. Our concern is what about the moisture underneath the shower unit (Unit sits directly on slab). Do we need to have the wall torn out in order to correct the moisture issue or will that dry out on its own. Any thoughts or recommendations? This is in Florida. Thank you for any help that you can offer.
Last edited:
