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Not yet, I won't be starting this project until early next year unfortunately. So far the basement seems to be staying dry, that doesn't mean there won't be problems when we eventually pull it back. There is a section of the basement that is unfinished and that hasn't had any problems yet.

This house was built in the 50's. Part of the stud wall is exposed inside the closets and they are right up against the vapor barrier/wall. I run a dehumidifier in the summer but it doesn't get too bad.

Thanks for the quick reply! OK, so if I do move the studs out, do you recommend I just take down the vapor barrier or can I tack the EPS to the vapor barrier? What would you recommend to do if I did not want to move the studs out?

I have been a long time lurker but finally posting. I have gotten a lot of ideas from here but I am still not sure what my best solution is yet. We purchased a home 3 years ago in southeastern Wisconsin. It is a ranch and the basement was finished when we purchased it, with wood...