Avoid These Crawlspace Ventilation Mistakes

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Avoid These Crawlspace Ventilation Mistakes

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Jake discusses the best approach to crawlspace dehumidification. He explains the building code options for unvented crawlspaces—continuous exhaust, supply air, and dedicated dehumidification—and argues that combining supply air with dehumidification is the most effective solution. Jake walks through the installation of a Santa Fe Compact 70 unit, including ductwork, mounting modifications to reduce noise, and setup tips for efficient air circulation. He emphasizes the importance of extending ductwork and planning unit placement for accessibility.