[left]I have a small “leak” from the siding underneath my roof. It is in the rear of the house and the water is really more of a slow drip rather than a leak. Like if you dont close the faucet all the way and it is slowly dripping The drip is coming from a small pipe opening in the siding under the roof. Attached is a link for photos [url]https://www.dropbox.com/sh/iqiblug20o1enth/AACJ0TfNp6qoG9QpiZyYDs_la?dl=0[/url] -What exactly is this pipe opening? -Why would water be dripping from here? -Is it a problem for water to be dripping from here? If so how to fix or what thpe of contractor to call?[/left]

Hey guys, I’m looking for some help. I’m terribly confused about what to do with a moisture problem in my crawl space. Located in the piedmont area of NC, it gets very humid here during the summer. The crawl space is not encapsulated, though it does have a good vapor barrier down, with the exception of a few spots. I also have slight fungal growth on the wood. I believe my moisture problem is coming from my A/C ducts condensing the air under the house and dripping a few puddles on top of the vapor barrier. The A/C ducts are insulated flex ducts. The crawl space is open vented to the outside. I’ve read where you need to close the vents off. I’ve also read where you need to leave the vents open. I’ve read where you need to close off some, and put vent fans in the others. I’m thoroughly confused as to what actually needs to be done. Any offered help will be greatly appreciated.