Dryer Vent Cleaning
Save money on your utility bills and prevent dryer fires!
Maintenance Services
Did you know that there is an estimated 15,000 house fires attributed to dryer vents in the US annually? That's too many! Regular dryer vent cleaning is the quickest and easiest way to prevent this tragedy and save money on your utility bills too!
Installation Services
Ask us today if upgrading your slinky hose to a hard lined dryer vent is an option for your laundry room. Better venting, easier to clean and overall safer.
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Q&A
Q: How often should I be cleaning my dryer vent?
A: Depends on your usage. Are you a small household that does laundry once a week or are you a busy young family that does laundry constantly? Pets that shed are also a factor that can really build up the lint in your vent quickly.The bare minimum recommendation for limited usage is 1 year, but frequent usage or pets can shorten that time to 6 months or less. The best way to know for sure is to check your vent frequently and pay attention to the dryer time. If it's taking longer than normal or your clothes are still coming out damp, it's probably time to clean that vent!
Q: Do I have to pull out the dryer to clean the vent?
A: Not necessarily. We can usually access it easily from the vent outside. However if the vent is particularly plugged or we suspect an issue such as a complete blockage or kinked vent, we will pull out the dryer to investigate and make sure we clear the vent properly.
Q: What is a Hard Line Dryer Vent?
A: Most dryers are commonly connected to the dryer vent via a slinky hose. This was done for ease of use as it makes it easier to pull out the dryer and push it back in without disconnecting or fighting with reconnecting a vent. New designs have come out that are stiff "Hard Line" and reconnect via magnets. They "click" back together when the dryer is put back into place. This eliminates two of the common issues with slinky hoses (getting pinched and lint build up in the slinky ridges and loops).