If they provided me with the ductwork, it was up to me to take care of it.
When the heating plus air conditioning specialist showed up last week, he told my husband my buddy and I needed modern ductwork. I was frustrated about the price, plus I was just as frustrated thinking about what they were going to do with all that ductwork. I wanted to simply recognize if they were going to recycle the ductwork or just throw it away. There was already too much metal in the landfills, plus that was never going to biodegrade. I knew that older ductwork was made with aluminum plus that was something you could get great currency for, if it was recycled. I talked to the heating plus air conditioning specialist and asked if I could have the aluminum ductwork when they took it out of the house. I was sure I could get enough currency for my motorcycle wheels if I could recycle the outdated ductwork. Dad told me I could have the ductwork as long as I disposed of it responsibly plus I didn’t let it sit in the yard for the next decade. I promised I would borrow my friend’s truck, plus my buddy and I would take it to the scrap yard. Dad told me it was now up to the heating plus air conditioning business. They would remove the ductwork plus update it with flexpipe. If they provided me with the ductwork, it was up to me to take care of it. Two weeks later, the heating plus air conditioning specialists arrived to remove the outdated ductwork. I talked to the heating plus air conditioning specialist who looked as if he may be the work supervisor, plus I asked what they would do with the ductwork. I told him that unless they kept it I wanted to recycle it. He told me to grab the truck and bring it to the house, plus they would load the ductwork into the truck for us.