Dryer Vent Cleaning Process
Your dryer vent system is very important in expelling hot moist air from your dryer. However, the dryer vents accumulate lint and fibers that build up in the lining of your system. Over time, this accumulation can obstruct the flow of air or block the channel completely. This lessening of airflow causes a strain on your dryer to function properly.
Dryer vent cleaning step-by-step

Our first step in delivering your dryer vent cleaning service is to create a safe and tidy work area by removing any obstructions around your dryer. We then take the precautionary measure of installing skid protectors at the base of your dryer to prevent any damage to your flooring during the cleaning process.

Next, we utilize a bendable rod and brush tool, as well as a vacuum, to remove any lint buildup from your dryer vent's inlet, the vent tube itself, and the external exit point of your dryer vent setup.

Our final step in providing your dryer vent cleaning service involves reassembling the venting system. Once we have successfully cleared any obstructions and ensured a clear venting system, we use all weather tape to secure all joints and conduct a thorough assessment to guarantee that the air is blowing at its maximum capacity.
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It is recommended to get your dryer vent cleaned at least once a year. However, if you notice any signs of blockage or reduced airflow, you should get it cleaned immediately.
The time required for dryer vent cleaning depends on the length and complexity of the vent system. On average, it can take anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour.
Some common signs that indicate that your dryer vent needs cleaning include longer than usual drying times, clothes that are hotter than usual at the end of the drying cycle, a burning smell, and excess lint accumulation around the dryer or on the clothes after drying.