[Normal]

Almost all concrete sweats. It could be your flooring?

Why Does Your Floor Sweat and How To Stop It? | HandyHabits

[sowilts]

Originally Posted by dewilson58

Call Mike Scott Plumbing and quit wasting time on ToTV.

Best advice.

[retiredguy123]

Originally Posted by Normal

Almost all concrete sweats. It could be your flooring?

Why Does Your Floor Sweat and How To Stop It? | HandyHabits

My concrete is female. Females don't sweat, they fluff.

[Justputt]

Originally Posted by Denverdame

I have water seeping from underneath my kitchen floor. It’s not a lot but it’s concerning. Any ideas of what this could be? Thank you.

I see you only have 25 posts, so I'll make an assumption you're new to TV. If you bought new, call the Home Warranty Department ASAP. If you bought a pre-owned home recently, any water issues should have been disclosed by the seller or their agent. Contact your sales agent to go back to the seller's agent about remediation costs. Examine hose bibs, dishwasher connections and under dishwasher for leakage, check frig for icemaker/water dispenser leakage or defrost overflow onto the floor and check the clothes washer area for water, toilet tanks/connections, etc. All the homes I've seen in TV are slab on grade with vapor barriers and pipes come up through the slab, so my guess is you have a bad connection or as another poster suggested, someone wacked your outside hose bib, cracked it, and now it leaks into the home. Mainly, look for the obvious before you spend any big bucks, but if you can't find it pretty soon and fix it yourself, get a plumber.

[OhioBuckeye]

I know we’re all just guessing but I’m thinking exactly what your thinking!