Some common areas for possible air escape are.
Reducing moisture in attic.
After moisture penetration is controlled as best as possible the next approach to reducing attic moisture is by controlling air infiltration.
Right now we just have eave vents and gable vents.
Regularly airing out your attic is a very simple and effective way to prevent the formation of attic moisture.
Simply by sealing the various possible paths of air leakage already discussed infiltration will be reduced therefore restricting the movement of air and eliminating the stack effect.
Do you have a ridge vent right now.
The most common sources of these types of leaks are the cutouts for the chimney ducts and air vents.
Once a week open your attic door and leave it open for several hours.
Well you ve got to manage your moisture as you re well aware and the best way to do that in an attic is with a combination of roof vents.
Here are 4 ways to reduce humidity levels in this space.
The federal housing administration has recommendations for the amount of ventilation you will need based on the size of your home.
For an attic to be properly ventilated it must also have a balanced system of intake and exhaust vents.
If you live in a warmer climate you may want to air out your attic twice a week.
Proper ventilation can help circulate the air reduce the heat build up in the attic and keep down humidity levels.
If your attic features a window open it as well.