Dryer Vent Service

While some dryer vent repairs can be handled as DIY projects, it’s essential to know when to seek professional assistance. If you encounter complex vent issues, lack the necessary tools or expertise, or are unsure about the repairs, it’s best to hire a professional technician. Our team has the knowledge and experience to tackle more complicated repairs and ensure optimal safety and functionality.

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Frequently asked question

1. What is a dryer vent?

It begins as a connection from your dryer and extends through a flexible, rigid, or semi-rigid tube to the exit location on the exterior of your home, which is commonly a 4-inch diameter metal vent.

2. What is the purpose of a dryer vent?

Your dryer vent is designed to release moisture and hot air outside. Over time, the moisture can create wet spots in the tube, which in turn catches pieces of lint. As the lint builds up, mold begins to grow. Your dryer vent will begin to perform less efficient and may cause damage to your dryer, ultimately resulting in repairs or replacement.

3. What are some things you look for when repairing a dryer vent exhaust?

Avoiding long vertical runs: If vertical runs are necessary, they should be as short as possible. Long vertical runs can result in greater humidity and lint accumulation, which will reduce drying efficiency. Vertical runs may require the installation of a booster fan to maintain effective exhaust air flow.
Securely connect sections: Ensure that all sections of the duct are properly connected and sealed using appropriate connectors, clamps, or aluminum tape. Avoid using duct tape, as it can deteriorate over time.
Avoid sharp bends: When bends are necessary, use less than 90-degree bends. Be sure to keep 90-degree bends to a minimum. Every 90-degree bend is the equivalent of ten feet of vent run. Never install a dryer vent which has a bend greater than 90 degrees. Sharp bends restrict airflow and will lead to excessive lint buildup.