The frequency of dryer vent cleaning depends on frequency of use. Most residential environments, with three to six people at home, should be cleaned every year to two years. Commercial operations may require monthly service.
Do you have elderly or very young members of your household? If so, it's vital to regularly clean the air duct system because the elderly and the very young are most susceptible to respiratory conditions that can be exacerbated by dust, mold, and other pollutants.
You want to find an easier and faster way to dry clothes than to hang them to dry outside. Heat from a fire was one of the first thoughts for inventors in the 1700s and 1800s. However, there was also the issue of smoke and the clothes smelling of that smoke, as well as soot.
While dirty ducts don’t necessarily translate to unhealthy air in your home or workplace, if certain contaminants are present, they can contribute to larger health issues. Certain pollutants can contribute to respiratory health conditions and some environmental allergies.
If lint is building up quickly in your dryer, it could be due to one of several issues. The duct could be too long or short, birds or rodents could have built nests inside, the flex transition hose could have been crushed, among other reasons.
The EPA defines particulate matter as a complex mixture of extremely small particles and liquid droplets in the air we breathe. One of the benefits of regular air duct cleaning is that this gets rid of particulate matter and improves the indoor air quality in your home.
While buying or renting a home with appliances can be a money-saver, it can also be a fire hazard. If you aren’t sure when the dryer vent was last cleaned, we can take care of that right away.
Remodeling and renovation work can dramatically increase the amount of dust and debris in air ducts. If you are moving into a home which has recently undergone remodel or renovation work, be sure to inquire as to whether the ducts were cleaned recently.
To maintain your dryer vent, be sure to clean out the lint trap before and after each load of clothes. You can even wash the lint screens once a month with soap and water to prevent residue from building up.
Dust and dirt will naturally accumulate in the ductwork of your building’s HVAC system. In and of itself, it does not pose a serious problem and periodic cleaning is sufficient. However, if moisture enters the system, then the perfect environment for mold, fungus, and bacteria to grow is created, and cleaning must be done.
According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), there are about 15,500 fires associated with clothes dryers occur annually. These fires accounted for more than $84.4 million in property damage; however, fires like these can be avoided by maintain and cleaning your dryer vent system.
Getting your air ducts cleaned properly involves the right equipment and expertise. Rest assured that we have everything we need to get your ducts cleaned in the most efficient and effective manner.
Many older homes and some newer ones have dryers that use aluminum foil-like, accordion-shaped ducting to run their dryer air through. In fact, these are inferior to today's rigid and semi-rigid metal ducting, which not only makes for a more efficient drying cycle but also minimizes the possibility of a dryer-caused fire.
Did you know that, according to the American College of Allergists, polluted indoor air affects or sometimes even causes 50 percent of all illnesses? With periodic duct cleanings, you can help keep unhealthy contaminants and pollutants out of your home or business.
One of the main causes of clothing dryer fires involves a blockage in the outside dryer vent. A blocked exhaust duct can only be fixed by disconnecting and reconnecting the dryer and exhaust duct, which should always be done by a professional for safety reasons.
Did you know that a buildup of only .042 inches of dirt on a heating coil can actually decrease the efficiency of your heater by 21 percent? We will ensure that your entire system is clean and functioning optimally.
We recognize that many homeowners are big fans of tackling all their own home maintenance projects. Remember, the inside of your ducts can be more delicate than they may appear, so they often require a professional touch to clean without creating damage.
Lint tends to build up in dryer vents as part of the dryer's normal operation. Since the dryer is pushing lint that's wet (and therefore heavy) down the vent, it's inevitable that some will be deposited. This is the reason all appliance manufacturers recommend regular vent cleaning to keep your dryer operating properly.
HVAC experts say the more debris and pollutants in your duct system, the less efficient your system will work. This forces the system to run more hours during the day to provide the same amount of cooling or heating when it was clean.
Are you finding that it’s taking a lot longer for your clothes to dry than it used to? This is a good sign that the air isn’t flowing correctly through your dryer, and through your clothes. Getting the dryer vent cleaned will help you get back your normal drying times.
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