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Should Dryer Vent Be Replaced Because of Potential Fire?
Hi BP Family! Hope this year is treating you well.
I had this question come up for my Property Managers for my SFH out of state. He wrote:
"During the recent dryer vent clean and check it was found that the ducting is not up to code. Flex duct was used in closed spaces, which is a hazard. We have a quote of $385 to have this replaced with proper duct work."
He then sent me this link to explain Dryer Vent Safety
Do you all think that this is necessary or a good investment? $385 sounds pricey to me. I know they have their maintenance guy's labor worked into the quote, but I don't know what is involved.
Thanks for your feedback!