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Heat/AC pipes/ducts
I liv in a ground floor condo & have received a lot of water damage from upper floor condo. The water always runs out of my heat/ac ducts, I always thought that those lines would be sealed but now I'm wondering. Could someone tell me if these pipes are sealed or what?
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