Protecting a Home from High Humidity in Snow Hill, MD

According to this homeowner, nothing was wrong with their crawl space. There was no standing water, no mold, and the humidity was normal. However, when the DryZone inspector came to take a look, they noticed above average humidity and falling insulation. After taking a look around, it was seen the vents were open at all times, allowing vapor from the air in the home, attaching to fiberglass insulation. This new was shocking, but now the homeowner sleeps easy knowing the crawl space is sealed properly and humidity is as low as possible.