(904) 426-2036 - Residential Dryer Vent Cleaning Services In Jacksonville, St. Johns, Nocatee, FL, And Surrounding Areas
Full Service Residential Cleaning
A clogged dryer vent could be costing almost an extra $3.00 per load! The lint that can accumulate in the dryer’s ventilation system not only reduces your dryer’s efficiency but it also makes it a fire hazard. A clogged dryer vent costs you extra money and can potentially cause a fire in your home. Our cleaning service is the most cost-effective way to eliminate the risks associated with a clogged residential dryer.
For most homes, cleaning for your residential dryer should be done every 1-2 years depending on use. Cleaning needs to be done to maintain proper air velocity and volume.
Our Residential Dryer Vent Cleaning Services Are Listed Below:
- Bathroom Exhaust Vent Cleaning
- 2 Story Home Vent Cleaning
- Condominium Vent Cleaning
- Town Home Vent Cleaning
- Dryerbox Exhaust Receptacle
- Dryer Vent Box & Exhaust Roof Vent Cover Installation
- Dryer Jack Roof exhaust Vent Cover Installation
- Exterior Wall – Dryer Vent Exhaust Cover Installation
- Dryer Flex Transition Duct
Whether your dryer vents exit on the side of your house, the roof, or under we have the necessary equipment to get to it. We use vacuums and compressed air equipment with whip and brush attachments and the push/pull method which is guaranteed to dislodge and then remove all debris and lint from your system.
Our technique is to clean your dryer vent twice. Once from the outside of the house and then again from the inside – ensuring the job is done right! According to dryer manufacturers, a typical residential dryer should be producing around 96 cubic feet of air per minute at a velocity of 1100 feet per minute in order for the dryer to be running efficiently. We test our systems using a thermos-anemometer to be sure that you are getting the correct velocity and volume.
We provide inspection and cleaning for the readily accessible portions of the dryer vent system in your home. At Dryer Vent Cleaning, INC we use the best products and techs to remove lint. When your dryer duct is cleaned, your ventilation system flows easily and your dryer operates more efficiently. Excessive lint buildup occurs slowly and gradually. You don’t realize it is happening. Cleaning out the lint filter isn’t enough to responsibly maintain your dryer.
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Our office phone is answered Monday-Friday 7am-10pm and Weekends 10am-5pm
Whether your dryer vents exit on the side of your house, the roof, or under we have the necessary equipment to get to it. We use vacuums and ROTARY BRUSHES TO ENSURE THE ENTIRE SYSTEM IS BACK TO ITS ORIGINAL CONDITION. A 3 MONTH WARRANTY IS ALSO PROVIDED WITH EACH SERVICE.
Our technique is to clean your dryer vent MULTIPLE TIMES, ENSURING the job is done right! According to dryer manufacturers, a typical residential dryer should be producing around 96 cubic feet of air per minute at a velocity of 1100 feet per minute in order for the dryer to be running efficiently. We test our systems using a thermos-anemometer to be sure that you are getting the correct velocity and volume.
- Over time, the dryer vents in your home can become blocked by debris and lint. This blockage can cause a whole bunch of issues, from safety hazards to pricey damage.
- Often times, your dryer vent is left out of your home maintenance routine. Let’s talk about why it’s important to clean your dryer vent.
- 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.
- 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.
