Basement & Crawl Space Humidity

If you notice that the air outside is warmer than the air inside your property, there is a very big possibility that you may have excess condensation in your basement or crawl space. This is especially true if the outside air happens to be humid.

This typically happens because the air's relative humidity increases by at least 2% for every one-degree it's cooled.

Also because your basement and crawl space are located below ground-level, they stay cool, and since the air flow in your home moves upwards, air can escape through the higher levels, while fresh air can be sucked into the lower levels where your basement and crawl space exist.

Surprisingly enough, your basement may have the most water content and be the wettest during the summer when the outdoor temperatures are hot and humid.

If you need help keeping your basement or crawl space completely dry, contact us at WiseAire today at 844-203-1819. We offer free estimates for all our basement and crawl space humidity services!