Well, yeah, if you’re handy and have a compressor, a strong vacuum, an anemometer and a few other nifty tools, and have an understanding of basic building codes in your state, understand when and where to use flex vs. rigid venting, what kind of guard and vent caps are proven to work, if you should use tape or screws (hint, using screws in NY state is not code compliant – that one is on the house) then yes, you can. Chances are though if you read that entire run-on sentence, you either don’t have those or you don’t want to spend your time on something you don’t specialize in. The old “What can go wrong?” adage comes to mind.