Dryer Vent Services

The Chimney Safety Institute “recommends a annual inspection to ensure efficient operation of your clothes dryer system.” The Consumer Product Safety Commission states in their report to “check the dryer vent and exhaust vent periodically to ensure that exhaust air is escaping.”

Every vent is installed differently; it can depend on the length of your vent, how many turns and how often the dryer is used every week. Always watch for these warning signs, your dryer getting hotter than normal, clothes taking longer to dry, and if the dryer is cutting off before the clothes are dry.

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure!

There are several different applications depending on how your dryer is situated. The most common technique is with the help of the blower motor we use very flexible extension rods with a bristle brush on the end. The rods will easily navigate several 90 degree turns in your vent line.

This is on a rotor system so the spin action of the brush really gives the vent a thorough cleaning. The technician will move the rod/brush in and out repeatedly until the vent is clear of lint and obstructions.

The most common way is done from the outside which keeps your home spotless. This is an extremely effective method to give your dryer vent a clearer passage for the moist hot air to move through.

Yes we can! We often see the white vinyl vent coming out the back of dryers we service. This type of vent pipe is very highly flammable and causes dangerous fumes when burning.

Our trucks are equipped to completely replace an old unsafe dryer flex hose with a commercial grade flex hose where needed in most cases.

We provide valley wide service in the Greater Phoenix Area. If you live in the far outer areas, your area could be serviced only seasonally and with a possible trip charge. Please call to confirm.

Regular dryer vent cleaning is essential to prevent lint buildup, reduce the risk of fires, improve dryer efficiency, and prolong the lifespan of your dryer. It also helps lower energy bills by reducing drying times.

Signs of a clogged dryer vent include longer drying times, clothes not drying completely, a hot dryer or laundry room, a burning smell, and visible lint or debris around the vent area.

While some homeowners can clean the dryer vent themselves, it’s often safer and more effective to hire a professional who has the necessary tools and expertise to ensure a thorough cleaning.

The process typically involves disconnecting the dryer, cleaning the lint trap, using specialized equipment to remove lint and debris from the vent, and then reassembling the system. A professional will ensure all parts are cleaned and inspected.

The duration of a dryer vent cleaning appointment can vary based on the length and complexity of the vent system, but it typically takes between 1 to 2 hours to complete.