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The document outlines new duct sealing requirements in California effective October 1, 2005, mandating homeowners to test and repair leaking ducts when installing or replacing central air conditioning or heating systems. It highlights the importance of proper duct sealing for energy efficiency, cost savings, and health benefits while detailing exceptions and legal obligations for contractors and homeowners.

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