Dryer Vent Cleaning
Keeping up with regular dryer vent cleaning is one of the easiest ways to improve home safety and lower utility bills. Lint, pet hair, and other debris collect inside the vent line every time you run a load, restricting airflow and forcing your appliance to work harder. That buildup doesn’t just spike energy costs—it’s also the leading cause of dryer-related house fires, according to the U.S. Fire Administration. A thorough lint removal service boosts drying efficiency, extends the lifespan of your machine, and gives you peace of mind that your family is protected.
Our certified technicians use high-powered vacuums and rotary brushing systems to perform vent cleaning from the lint trap to the exterior vent hood. We inspect for damaged flex hose, crushed duct sections, and bird nests that can block exhaust, then sanitize the entire line to eliminate hidden mold or bacteria. Whether you live in a single-family home, condo, or multi-unit complex, scheduling an annual dryer vent service keeps clothes drying fast, reduces carbon monoxide back-drafting, and ensures your dryer meets local fire-safety codes.
Why is Dryer Vent Cleaning Important?
Clogged dryer vents can be costly to a home so cleaning the dryer vent is extremely important for a number of reasons.
According to the U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), a full load of wet clothes can contain up to one and a half gallons of water. With the drying process:
- Moisture is removed along with tiny fibers (lint)
- Lint and other debris accumulate in dryer vent ductwork
- Dark, moist ductwork becomes an ideal breeding ground for mold
Cleaning the dryer vent will cleanse the system, removing all debris that has built up over time. Cleaning the dryer vent is an often overlooked, but important step in maintaining your home or building. A good rule of thumb is to have dryer vent and air duct cleaning performed at the same time.
Cleaning the dryer vent is also significant in reducing the risk of fire to your home. According to a recent FEMA study, 28% of residential clothes dryer fires were caused by dust, fiber and lint. Every year, there are an estimated 2,900 clothes dryer fires causing an estimated 5 deaths, 100 injuries and $35 million in property loss.
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Commercial Dryer Vents
First, remember that lint is like kindling hiding inside your dryer vents. Over time, tiny bits of cloth and dust pile up in these long tubes. When the dryer gets hot, that lint can catch fire fast. Hospitals, hotels, laundromats, and other busy buildings run dryers all day, so their vents fill up even quicker.
Because of this risk, regular vent cleaning is a smart—and simple—way to protect your property and keep your dryers running longer. Our team can set up an easy service schedule, removing the lint before it turns into a hazard. Call us today, and we’ll help your business stay safe and worry-free.
Cleaning the Dryer Vent: Facts You Should Know
When a dryer vent is clogged, you should think about cleaning the dryer vent. Clogged dryer vents reduce airflow and force the dryer to work harder, which can cause:
- The temperature of the dryer to increase dramatically
- Accelerated thermostat failure
- Higher energy consumption
- Reduction in the lifespan of your appliance
Signs You Need Dryer Vent Cleaning:
- Consider cleaning the dryer vent if… it takes more than one drying cycle to dry one load of laundry
- Consider cleaning the dryer vent if … the dryer is hot to the touch indicating it is overheating
- Consider cleaning the dryer vent if … clothes smell “musty” after being in the dryer
- Consider cleaning the dryer vent if … you see an increase in energy bills (dryer has to run longer and work harder to dry clothes)
Did You Know?
- Cleaning the dryer vent enables the dryer to perform properly
- Cleaning the dryer vent allows clothes to dry more quickly and evenly
- Cleaning the dryer vent can save $18-$24 on monthly power bills
- Cleaning the dryer vent creates peace of mind by eliminating a potential fire hazard
- Cleaning the dryer vent limits mold, mildew and other bacteria on your clothes and in your home
