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Unfortunately, there is no simple answer to this, and researching through blog posts, forum discussions and YouTube videos will inevitably result in lots of contradictory statements and claims. Below we will briefly discuss the science behind using vapor barriers, before making some recommendations (all of which come with important qualifiers).

There are various reasons why your garage floor may feel wet or damp, but condensation is one of the more common causes. Condensation happens when warm, humid air meets the cold concrete floor. Concrete can also be porous, allowing moisture in the ground to work its way up through the slab. This process known as ‘sweating’ can add to the condensation to make the floor wet and damp.

When the weather warms up, it’s the perfect time to get projects done outdoors. Whether you’re restoring a classic car, building furniture or just catching up on basic home improvement tasks, you’ll probably spend some of that time in your garage.

Unfortunately, most garages weren’t built with comfort in mind, offering only the bare minimum when it comes to keeping you comfortable, especially when the sun is beating down. Knowing how to cool down a garage can make it easier for you to get your work done without too much sweat. Here are some ideas you can use to keep your garage cool without AC.

Your garage door is always working, even when it's not moving. That's because your garage door is one of the most important structures protecting your garage from a number of threats - including water, pests and debris from outside. Your garage door stands as a guardian against the elements year-round, which means it is exposed to the most severe conditions without a break.