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We start by inspecting the entire vent from end to end by snaking in a camera, so we know exactly what we are up against. 

Then we brush clean the entire vent with a stainless steel brush to loosen up lint and debris, while a powerful air pressure vaccum removes all the waste from your dryer ducts.

It's important to keep your dryer vents in good working condition. Damaged or disconnected vents can damage your dryer and lead to unwanted moisture and the growth of mold, a build up of lint, insufficient airflow, and longer drying times. If left unfixed, this can be a recipe for disaster and a fire hazard. 

If your dryer vents are disconnected, 

crushed, rusted, incorrectly installed, or against code we will take care of you! 

It's important that your dryer's exhause ductwork is installed correctly. If the vent is too long or too narrow, the dryer's exhuast fan may not be strong enough to expel lint. Again this can cause an unnecessary fire hazard. 

We can fix any issues and bring your dryer ducts to safety and up to code. We'll ensure the length, location, and configuration is right for your metal and vinyl ducts.

Birds and other animals are looking for a safe, warm place to build their nests. They often build nests inside your dryer vents. The problem is that this completely blocks airflow from your dryer, which increases dryer run times and cause a fire hazard. The nests can be extremely difficult to remove and may be infested with diseases.

It's best to remove them as quickly as possible.   

If your dryer vents are unsafe or inefficient, we'll reroute dryer vents for you. If your ducts just look ugly we got you covered. Examples of inefficient vent setups would include too many unnecessary turns, vents terminate indoors, vents are too long, or vents run under the house. 

We'll assess the optimal vent route for you and shorten your dryer vents to improve airflow and optimize efficiency. 

It's important that your vent behind your dryer is not crushed or too long so that airflow is not constricted. 

We'll shorten your vent or replace it if its damaged. Our replacement hoses are easy to install, safe, and efficient. 

Having screens on your dryer vent terminations is a fire hazard and against building code. 

Screens are installed in order to keep animals out of your dryer vents. The problem is that these screens accumulate lint and debris and eventually get blocked. This can ruin your dryer if there is no airflow, is a fire hazard, and can form condensation and lead to water damage. 

We remove screens from dryer vent terminations both on the side your house or on the roof.

Roofer and builders are notorious for installing the wrong type of hoods on the end of dryer vents. Building code dictates that you have back draft dampers on your dryer vents and they terminate outside your home. Back draft dampers are designed to keep out cold air and birds and rodents from your dryer exhaust vents. 

We'll replace side-terminating and roof-terminating hoods that are damaged or not up to code. Our replacement hoods look good, are sturdy, and will keep out critters.

We serve small businesses such as dry cleaners, pet groomers, hair salons, spas, child care facilities, laundromats, vet clinics, and nail salons, to name a few.

We offer commercial vent cleaning services  and other dryer vent cleaning solutions. We automate the process for you to ensure that your business thrives every year by helping you cut down energy bills, prolong the life of your equipment, and reduce risk of fires.

Call us today to see how we can help your business.