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What is acceptable moisture level for floor joist in a crawl space?

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Crawl space moisture and humidity levels need to be kept under 50%. This is to avoid mold growth and wood rot. You can read more about it in the article Crawl Space Moisture Control (http://www.jeswork.com/crawlspace-repair/crawl-space-moisture-control.aspx).

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