Dryer Vent Fire Safety Tips

A burning smell from your dryer usually means a small fire has already started inside it, hidden in lint you can't see. Turn the dryer off and unplug it if you safely can, then call us before you use it again.

We blow out your gutters and downspouts and clear your walkways. Minor repairs are included with every cleaning, like re-securing a loose gutter, sealing small leaks and reattaching downspouts.

Birds love warm dryer vents, and a nest blocks the airflow completely. Nest removal and new vent covers are add-ons. Just ask when you book.

On a gas dryer, a blocked vent can push carbon monoxide back into your home. Keep the vent clean and keep a CO alarm near the laundry room.

Lint gets past the trap and packs into the vent pipe. That means slower drying, higher energy bills, and a real fire risk.

Water dripping from the vent can mean condensation or a bad seal. It leads to mold, soggy lint and poor drying, so have it checked.

A yearly cleaning helps prevent fires, makes your dryer more efficient and makes it last longer. Sign up for annual service and your rate stays locked in for as long as you keep it.

When gutters overflow, water runs down your walls and into your foundation, and pests move in. Regular cleaning prevents all of it.

We're CSIA certified and use proper metal pipe and metal tape, never plastic or vinyl, so your vent is built right.