Gas dryers can cause a risk for carbon monoxide poisoning if not properly maintained. Dryer vents that get clogged with lint or obstructed by a bird’s nest can prevent fumes from properly exiting the vent’s line.

The gases instead will build up inside your home and create the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning. If you own a gas dryer, it is even more important that you have your dryer vent cleaned.

Our professionally trained technicians will remove clogs from lint and debris that can build up from clothing, dryer sheets and nests to restore proper ventilation.

Typically, a professional cleaning takes about an hour, but times may vary based on vent condition.

When lint collects in the dryer vent system, the dryer can overheat, which creates a spark, and can cause a fire. In order to decrease the risk of a dryer fire, it’s important that a professional dryer vent and air duct cleaner inspect your dryer vent at least once annually.

Through 2010-2014, the US municipal fire departments were called to over 15,000 home fires involving clothes dryers or washing machines.

All of these fires resulted in 13 deaths per year, 440 injuries per year, and more than $230 million in direct property damage. Dryers accounted for 92% of the fires, washing machines accounted 4% and a combination of the two accounted for 5%.

Failing to clean dryer vents was a factor in nearly 34% of dryer fires, making it a leading factor in home dryer fires.

Yes. A lot of our customers require this service. We often encounter white plastic or vinyl venting which should definitely be replaced. In other cases the venting is blocked off causing the dryer vent to exhaust the hot, moist air somewhere in the house.