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Mold in A/C duct? - Need some opinions
I will preface this post by saying that I am an Engineer with some experience on environmental matters.
Black / dirty air vents and ducts in my condo rental spotted by a prospective tenant expecting a baby. I am not looking to cut corners or poor boy this problem. I would not put any tenant in a potentially unsafe situation.
I am trying to get an understanding of how this is handled once it is confirmed that I have mold (if I do). I expect there is a duty to fix and / or duty to notify but I don't know for certain.
This is a modest 1 / 1 condo with the A/C unit directly over the bathroom. I expect part of my problem is the proximity to where people potentially take hot steamer showers.
Appreciate any feedback or war stories on this issue.
Thank you.
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