In all the years we’ve worked with ATMOX, we’ve never had a dissatisfied customer. Homeowners consistently tell us they appreciate the peace of mind that comes from knowing their crawlspace is being monitored and protected around the clock. The system is dependable, effective, and provides early alerts before small issues become expensive repairs. … ATMOX has earned our trust through years of proven performance, and we’re proud to continue recommending it to homeowners who want long-term protection for their homes.

I have worked with Atmox for more than 10 years and continue to be impressed by both the company and the people behind it. The Atmox system is a unique and effective solution that aligns well with our approach to moisture control by helping manage humidity, improve air quality, and maintain healthy airflow in both crawl spaces and attics. If you are looking for one of the best solutions available for crawl space and attic moisture control and air quality improvement, look no further.

I’ve installed ATMOX all over DFW, and the results are consistent and amazing. Humidity levels drop, the moisture content in the wood holds steady, and the musty smells clear out. My clients stop worrying about what’s under their house — and that’s the whole point. After 25 years in restoration, I only put my name on what works. ATMOX works.

The ATMOX system is so unique in what it does. No other system I know of can handle crawlspace moisture and promote air quality like ATMOX. And the fact that they have a system especially for heat and moisture in hot and humid attics makes them a fantastic partner for my company.

We’ve completed our first installation using your products and were pleasantly surprised by how straightforward the process was. The instructions were clear, and overall the product performed exactly as expected.

Everyone at ATMOX has been very great to us!! When we first started, they helped make our first install a breeze! Hands down best customer service to installers!!

I have used ATMOX systems in my customers’ homes for years.  If you have real hardwood floors, the ATMOX system is like an insurance policy for your floors.  It lets you know there is an issue before your floors show you that there is a problem.   We have installed at least 50 systems through the years.   Some have dehumidifier, some do not.  We service them yearly.  Moisture and smells are a thing of the past in them.

An architect suggested I install the ATMOX system in my crawl space to prevent mold re-growing. After a lot of research through a lot of conflicting information, the architect was still adamant that it was the best solution for me. I went ahead and had the system installed consisting of encapsulation, indoor and outdoor humidity and temperature sensors to prevent humid air being pulled into the crawl space, intake and exhaust fans, recirculating fans and a dehumidifier. Not only do I have extensive duct work in my crawlspace, I also have a furnace and air handler and a heat pump down there. Since having the system installed the crawl space no longer has a musty smell, maintains a pretty consistent temperature and, most importantly, there is no moisture or mold.

We chose ATMOX for installation in our crawl space because, first of all, we learned that we needed ventilation down there. We had to have some “growing stuff” professionally removed, and we did not want a repeat. Second, our installer recommended ATMOX and, when we checked around, we found it was a well known and trusted product. We have had our ATMOX system serviced only once and that was due to an electrical issue that was the fault of the installing electrician, and otherwise it has been worry-free, just performing its job–circulating the air in the crawl space whenever the controller finds the conditions need it–throughout the last three years.

I’ve never seen another fan system that is effective at drying out crawlspaces. I tell my customers what I know to be true: ATMOX is the only intelligent fan system on the market. Fans that are not controlled by a computer comparing outside and inside air are stupid and often add moisture instead of drying out spaces.