Because of that damage I caused, I could no longer operate the furnace or air conditioner.
This past year, I bought my first property, and it was in certainly rough condition. I didn’t have a fortune to spend, so I located a fixer-upper that suited my budget. In order to pay the renovations, I handled most of the construction myself. Since I had never done any remodeling before, I made some major mistakes. I didn’t measure the new windows properly, and they didn’t fit into the frames. I didn’t accurately calculate the sheer number of tiles I needed for my kitchen floor, so I ran in immediate need of them. One of the biggest problems occurred as I tore down the old plaster areas and ceilings. I bought myself a crowbar and enjoyed ripping down the big chunks of plaster. I took the walls down to bare studs, so we could replace electric wires, look at the plumbing pipes and increase insulation. Unfortunately, I was not careful and didn’t realize that there was also a duct system hidden inside walls and ceilings. I ended up tearing down a whole section of the ductwork by mistake. I recently found that replacing ductwork is not something I am capable of. Because of that damage I caused, I could no longer operate the furnace or air conditioner. I was forced to employ a professional HVAC contractor to interchange a section of the duct system. This changed into a much bigger expense than I had produced anticipated, and slowed my job down considerably. In the conclusion, it turned out to be a very important thing, because the HVAC contractor noticed that the ductwork was in really bad shape. He sealed the joints and the numerous holes so the HVAC system would operate better and more efficiently.