Basement & Crawl Space Dehumidifier and Air Filtration in Saskatchewan

Saskatoon, Regina, and all of Saskatchewan SaniDry dehumidifiers

Relative humidity (RH) Glossary Term for Relative Humidity (link will take you to basementsystems.com) levels can get pretty high, especially in the summer in areas like Prince Albert, Regina, Saskatoon, Weyburn, and Yorkton. This leads to damp, musty smells in your basement or crawlspace, and in many cases leads to the growth and spread of mold! Basement Systems Saskatchewan can help with the SaniDry dehumidifier and air filtration machine.

We offer dehumidifier installation quotes for homeowners in Saskatchewan. Each estimate includes an on-site inspection and consultation. And if you're on a budget, we have excellent financing options available. Call or e-mail us today to get started!

Humid Basements and Crawlspaces

Basements and crawlspaces can become damp, even in cases where a basement waterproofing system has been installed. This is due to water vapor in the air and its condensation onto the cool surfaces in your basement or crawlspace.

Hot air Holds Humidity

When outside air is warmer than inside air – especially when it's humid outside air – we are likely to have a condensation Glossary Term for Relative Humidity (link will take you to basementsystems.com) problem in our subterranean levels. This is because the RH of air goes up 2.2% for every one-degree it is cooled. Basements are always cool because they are below ground. And we know that a house is like a chimney – air flows upwards, escaping out of the upper levels and being replaced by new air sucked in at the lower levels.

So when it's hot and humid in the summer, rain or not, our basement may be the wettest it has been all year!

If it's an 80-degree day with RH of 80%, and we suck this air into our basements and cool it to 68 degrees, the relative humidity goes up by 26.4% (12 degrees x 2.2%). But 80% plus 26.4% is more than 100%, and we can't have more than 100%. So instead, as the air saturates it gives up its moisture on your cold basement walls, floor, water tank, pipes, and other cold things. This is called condensation. Relative humidity can easily reach 100% in a basement in Saskatchewan – or crawl space in Saskatchewan – in the summer.

Even without condensation, areas of Saskatchewan like Estevan, Moose Jaw, North Battleford, and Swift Current, still have high relative humidity levels that allows mold to grow. Dust mites also love high relative humidity levels as well. In order to eliminate condensation we need to either heat the air (ridiculous in summer), or take water out of it (easy to do). Correction. I should say take water out of it efficiently and effectively (not so easy unless you have the right equipment with which to do it).

SaniDry Basement Dehumidifier in Moose Jaw, North Battlefield, Regina, Saskatoon, Weyburn, and YorktonNot Just Any Dehumidifier

A dehumidifier in you crawl space or basement is the simple answer. But most dehumidifiers are neither efficient or effective. Basement Systems has dealt with this issue for nearly 20 years, and the only machine that we've found that will get the intended results is one called a SaniDry Glossary Term for Relative Humidity (link will take you to basementsystems.com) Basement and Crawl Space Air System. And it's awesome.

The SaniDry is only available through authorized Basement Systems dealers, so homeowners in Saskatchewan should call Basement Systems Saskatchewan today for your Consultation on the benefits of the SaniDry dehumidifier.

To receive a copy of "Dry Basement Science" or "Crawl Space Science" that talk in more detail about dehumidification, relative humidity, and the SaniDry Basement and Crawl Space Air System, schedule your home inspection and estimate, and we'll send the book to you.

Read more about the SaniDry Basement Dehumidifier at the Basement Systems' SaniDry page.

Basement Systems Saskatchewan • Box 1123 • Humboldt, SK S0K 2A0 • 306-682-2128 or 866-988-5088