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The washer/dryer closet in the house I purchased does not have an internal dryer vent (although one can see the vent on the outside of the house). It appears that the vent has been drywalled over and that the opening should be in the ceiling of the washer/dryer closet. I would like to have this opened up and made sure that it is correctly tied in to the existing ductwork/vent to outside.
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A Handyman might well be able to do this fine, if you have one you know and trust to do a conscientious job. Otherwise, rather than get a handyman who might or might not do it right, the correct professional to do whatever is needed to open it up andto check the ducting is correctly connected would be an HVAC contractor - Heating and A/C is the Search the List category.
Answered 3 years ago by LCD
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