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With years of experience and knowledge, the team at Dry Otter knows a thing or two about keeping homes healthy. And now, we want to pass on what we’ve learned on to you, our customer, so that you can keep up to date on keeping your home safe and healthy.

Crawl Space Encapsulation in 6 Steps

There are 6 steps to encapsulate your crawl space. We provide free inspections and can encapsulate with premium products and expert skill!

Your Top Ten Crawl Space Questions Answered

Got crawl space questions? Discover the top 10 things Carolina homeowners should know about crawl space waterproofing—from costs to benefits and air quality.

Crawl Space Glossary

Confused by crawl space terms? This homeowner’s glossary breaks down every part of a crawl space foundation, from floor joists to vapor barriers, to help you understand what’s under your

Understanding and Preventing Efflorescence

If you notice a white, chalky film on the surface of a concrete wall or floor, you are looking at a phenomenon called efflorescence. Understanding what causes efflorescence is crucial

The Importance of Vapor Barriers in Crawl Spaces

Protect your home from the ground up. Learn how a crawl space vapor barrier prevents mold, rot, pests, and poor air quality in North Carolina homes.

What Relative Humidity Should Your Crawl Space Be?

Learn the ideal relative humidity for crawl spaces and why keeping it below 60% prevents mold, wood rot, and poor air quality in your home.

Understanding Dew Point in Crawl Spaces (and Why It Matters)

Dew point explains why crawl spaces get damp even without leaks. Learn how condensation forms and how to prevent it before it causes mold or damage.

Summer Humidity and Your Crawl Space: What to Know

Humidity spikes in summer can damage your crawl space. Learn why it happens, what to watch for, and how to keep your home dry and mold-free.

The Stack Effect: Why Your House Acts Like a Chimney

Learn how the stack effect moves air, moisture, and pollutants through your home. Understand what causes it, where it happens, and how to manage its effects.

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