Flexible ductwork replacement experiences? First time…
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Flexible ductwork replacement experiences?
First time posting to this sub. Just curious if any other DIY’ers have undertaken replacing their flexible ductwork. Years back we had one of our two air handlers replaced as well as boiler. What a mistake I made on the company I chose to do that! Literally the worst experience of my life. Anyway, they didn’t replace the flexible ducts in my attic going to the in wall ducts nor the return. The duct work is too small for this handler, and most of the old stuff from the old handler is completely flayed/split, etc so all the efficiency we gained in the new handler is being lost in the attic.
I know I can handle the project (preferably in fall when it’s not 120+ in the attic), so more just curious others experience. Is it easy, annoying, any tips or tricks you suggest? Any tools that make the job easier?
Thanks
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First time posting to this sub. Just curious if any other DIY’ers have undertaken replacing their flexible ductwork. Years back we had one of our two air handlers replaced as well as boiler. What a mistake I made on the company I chose to do that! Literally the worst experience of my life. Anyway, they didn’t replace the flexible ducts in my attic going to the in wall ducts nor the return. The duct work is too small for this handler, and most of the old stuff from the old handler is completely flayed/split, etc so all the efficiency we gained in the new handler is being lost in the attic.
I know I can handle the project (preferably in fall when it’s not 120+ in the attic), so more just curious others experience. Is it easy, annoying, any tips or tricks you suggest? Any tools that make the job easier?
Thanks
#diy
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