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After the heavy dust storm we had last month, I noticed a significant amount of dirt collecting behind the vents in my bedroom. It's concerning because the apartment is under lease, and I’m not sure if it’s my responsibility to clean or if the landlord should take care of it. Should tenants be responsible for duct cleaning, or is this something typically covered by property maintenance?
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Duct cleaning can be a bit of a grey area and the responsibilty often hinges on the terms of your lease agreement. In dubai/uae, there is no specific regulation mandating who must clean ducts but it's usually advisable to check your contract first. If nothing specifies, then typically the landlord would be responsible for general maintenance including duct cleaning.
However, if you've noticed a significant accumulation of dust and dirt in your vents recently, due perhaps to that heavy dust storm last month, it might be wise to have the system inspected professionally. This can help determine whether regular cleaning is needed or not. A professional inspection could also reveal other issues such as mold growth which might affect both the quality of air you breathe and the overall health of the building. In terms of practicality, if you're uncomfortable waiting for a landlord response, consider contacting a reputable duct cleaning service provider like Saniservice. Their experts can provide a thorough clean and ensure that your indoor environment is free from allergens and pollutants. You could even call 800-MOLDS (800-66537) to schedule an appointment for peace of mind. Remember, keeping the air in your apartment clean and healthy is crucial, especially if you or anyone else living there has respiratory issues. So don't hesitate to take action if necessary! [Typo: "air" instead of "ire"] |
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