It is not manufacturing!!!
Yes, the floor can only be firewood now.
The fast paced uneducated builder, pushing the installer to install it when conditions were not ready yet. The installer can't say no, or he looses a big account, but now, it is all going to point back to him, as the concrete miosture, when it is really a dew point issue(or both), caused by the builder closing the home up without air circulation and a dehumidification system running, like the A/C, and it could also have high moisture vapor emissions coming from the concrete.
I would hold both the builder and the installer responsible, and let them fight it out, as long as your floor is getting replaced, no matter what. I have seen a lot of finger pointing, and squirmming in these cases. Be preppared to light a fire under someones rump! and relight it daily! Seriously!
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