How Can I Reduce Humidity in My Uninsulated Garage?

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Asked By UserX1923 On

Hey everyone! I'm new here and looking for some advice. I had a garage built with cinder blocks back in 2020, and it's got a cement beamed roof waterproofed with tarred sheets. Here in Paris, winters just drag on, and my garage doesn't have any insulation, leading to a lot of dampness. I was thinking of installing an extractor fan with 100mm pipes running around the ceiling to suck the air out, controlled by a humidity sensor and a smart plug. I know the ideal solution is to add insulation, but that's not in the budget right now. Any cheap ideas to help keep my garage dry?

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Answered By DIYDad29 On

I’m not familiar with the specifics of your setup, but I do know that garages without insulation can build up humidity. In my son's metal garage, I installed gable vents on both ends, which allowed for airflow and significantly reduced the dampness. You might want to consider some venting solutions too!

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