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ObviousAirline t1_j8s5nwz wrote

If it’s mold and you have to ask, then you should probably get a professional.

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jjdreggie80 t1_j8s7ifw wrote

Pro work. $400 is actually a good price for something like this.

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Kwakman99 t1_j8s5o8r wrote

Go with a pro. They have better equipment that will get if not all most of the mold out. Plus they can spray the inside of the duct work with an antifungal agent to stop mold growth from reoccurring.

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CoderStone t1_j8s8n61 wrote

Yeah, sorry man but this is a pro job.

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schmag t1_j8s9mvw wrote

at the same time, I would recommend looking into ways of stopping this from reoccurring. maybe insulating your duct work different things like that.

I am sure the remediation professional can give you some recommendations once they check things out.

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Elfich47 t1_j8scevz wrote

I would really like to know how you have mold growing inside ductwork.

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