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Dryer Vent Cleaning

Dryer Vent Cleaning™ is often performed with a routine Furnace Cleaning™ or Furnace Inspection™ and is considered to be the key service for safe and efficient dryer performance.

Dryer Vent Cleaning™ removes lint and other debris that has accumulated over time and allows the dryer to operate to its full potential, as well as decreases the drying time and maximizes the dryer’s overall performance and energy efficiency.

Small amounts of lint escape the dryer filter and accumulate in the duct walls, closing off the vent and restricting the airflow. This forces the dryer to work “harder” and longer to complete the drying cycle.

Consequently, moisture gets trapped in the dryer forcing an increase of humidity levels that result in bacteria growth.

Before and After Dryer Vent Cleaning

It is a low-cost, essential home service that assures:

  • Home Safety and Efficiency
  • Airflow Optimization
  • Efficient Dryer Performance
  • Utility Cost Management
  • Fire Hazard Prevention

Request a quote from us for your next Dryer Vent Cleaning now!

Dryer Vent Cleaning

Other Unwanted Consequences of a Blocked Dryer Vent

  • Overheating of the dryer and the reduction of its natural efficiency

  • Reduction of the life span of the dryer

  • Reduction of the quality of indoor air due to unhealthy moisture levels that endorse bacteria growth

  • Results in higher utility bills

  • Creates hazardous situations in homes and can cause fire

Signs of a Plugged Dryer Vent

  • It takes a long time to dry your clothing

  • Clothing is hotter than usual at the end of the drying cycle

  • Flapper on outside vent hood does not open when dryer is on

  • Dryer keeps shutting off early, before the timer ends its drying cycle

Routine Dryer Vent Care

  • Clean the lint filter after each load

  • Check the outside exhaust to make sure exhaust air is escaping normally

  • Check the exhaust duct for lint and other debris traps

  • Inspect the dryer vent for kinks, crushed sections or plugs

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