
Is $1,000 to modify ductwork for exposed ceiling a fair price?
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I am opening a small bakery and want to remove the drop ceiling to expose ductwork in the lobby area. I'm considering doing this project myself to save money as I'm a small business owner trying to DIY as much as possible, but I'm not an HVAC person and need advice.
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The HVAC guy quoted $1,000 for the following work: - Remove ductwork attached to the ceiling. - Install a vent on the end of the square ductwork.
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