Why is my house still damp when I have a ventilation system?
Ventilation can help remove moisture, but a system can only work when airflow, controls, moisture sources and the building are working together.
Read the guide →Straightforward explanations of ventilation, moisture control, system types and common problems.
These guides explain common ventilation and indoor-air-quality questions in plain language, with a focus on how systems behave in real homes.
Ventilation can help remove moisture, but a system can only work when airflow, controls, moisture sources and the building are working together.
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Read the guide →Bathrooms and kitchens create concentrated moisture and contaminants. Learn why direct extraction and whole-home recovery ventilation need to be considered separately.
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If your home is still damp, your airflow seems low, or a ventilation system is noisy or not operating correctly, the right answer may be an assessment rather than simply replacing equipment.
Start with an assessment