Crawl Space Humidity Problems

In short, it is normal to have some moisture in your crawl space. Your crawl space is surrounded by wet soil, so it would make sense that that moisture could make its way into your crawl space. This is even worse when it rains and the soil becomes saturated. Other causes of moisture in your crawl space include plumbing leaks and flooding, amongst many others.

So, while it is not uncommon for homeowners to find moisture in their crawl space, it's important to deal with high humidity levels before additional problems arise, such as wood rot and sinking floors.

Your crawl space lives underneath your home, surrounded by soil. That being said, water in your crawl space is normal, especially following a storm. However, it is essential to invest in crawl space waterproofing, encapsulation, and humidity control systems installed by experts to ensure that your home is protected against costly structural damage and other problems that can occur when you have a wet crawl space.

Unfortunately, your crawl space will not dry out on its own. Over time, moisture problems will only get worse. Luckily, we offer a variety of solutions to significantly reduce moisture levels in your crawl space, saving you the hassle of dealing with expensive repairs down the road.

Moisture in your crawl space has a variety of sources, including: condensation, leaking windows, foundation cracks, flooding, plumbing leaks, flooding, and seepage from surrounding soils.

The nature of your crawl space makes it virtually impossible to keep your crawl space dry without a comprehensive crawl space waterproofing and encapsulation system. That's why it's important to get ahead of high humidity levels by having our skilled team install a crawl space solution designed to keep your crawl space dry for a lifetime.

Regardless of the humidity in your area, it is essential to invest in a quality crawl space waterproofing system because there are a variety of sources for your humidity problem.