Dryer Vent Cleaning
Residential & Commercial
Cleaning your Dryer Vent regularly improves the efficiency of your dryer, saves you money, and helps to minimize potential fire hazards.
As lint builds up in your dryer ventilation system it prevents air and moisture from escaping the dryer and clothes remain damp. This results in increased drying time and a higher electric bill. Running your dryer longer also causes unnecessary wear and tear on your dryer machine and its parts.
Many first-time customers unfortunately learn about dryer vent cleaning after paying for their dryer to be repaired, or after purchasing a brand new dryer and finding that their clothes still will not dry because the dryer vent is clogged.
Preventing the accumulation of lint will also help to prevent a dryer fire. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission estimates that 15,500 fires associated with clothes dryers occur annually causing 10 deaths, 310 injuries, and more than $84.4 million in property damage annually. Lack of maintenance is the leading cause of dryer fires, with lint cited as the leading material to ignite.
Booster Fan Cleaning
Dryer vents in excess of 25 ft usually require an inline booster fan to assist in pushing out the dryer’s moist air. Sometimes during construction these booster fans are installed improperly and may need to be inspected. Lint accumulation at booster fan wheel will make your dryer inefficient and can cause the motor to burn out.
Repair
If your dryer vent duct is damaged inside the wall or attic, we will use video inspection to locate the damage and repair or replace as needed.
Request a qualified technician if:
- rDryer gets hot on top.
- rClothes take long to dry (especially towels or jeans).
- rAfter a 40 minute cycle, clothes are hot but still damp.
- r Loose lint can be found behind or around the dryer.
Service Area
Covering Miami Dade, Broward and Palm Beach Counties in South Florida.