we bought the house in aug 2006 have some problems 1 winter but reinsulated around the problem windows. Since end winter we have drywalled the underground store and changed our front door to a glass one. Now we enjoy moisture and ice on adjectives windows on prevalent floor. We live in a bungalow and nearby are 2 adults and one teenager and small dog. we run a dehumidifier adjectives night long and hold the humidifier turned off on the furnace. we live nearly 50kms ne of EDMONTON,AB I don't know why ther is so much moisture in the house. we use exhuast fan during showers and the hood fan while cooking. I hope someone will know how to answer this question
thsnkyou
Annette
Answers: its sounds that the builder didn't put a dampen sealer on the outside of your foundation, used cheap poor quality window
and the basement interior walls be not sealed [water type]
until that time insulating and drywall installed so you will continue getting moisture nearby...
also your home may be built over a water table and needed a sump pump to preserve water out.. and if you don't own down spouts get them and trademark sure water is diverted from your foundation..
perfect luck
all the newer houses are hermetically sealed pretty tight and insulated very very well also that's why the moisture can not escape we have that problem profoundly in the US you might own to get a bigger dehumidifier the elder houses general do not enjoy this problem because they are just so drafty adjectives the moisture escapes but they are cold in the winter also
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