Dryer Vent Cleaning Services

1. Longer Drying Time – If it takes your dryer longer than one cycle to dry, you may have a vent obstruction cutting off the proper airflow. Properly functioning dryers do not require multiple cycles just to dry some clothes.
2. Excess Lint Behind the Dryer – Clogged dryer vents prevent dryer exhaust from passing freely through the vent line. This leads to lint collecting around the back of the dryer where the transition hose connects to the exhaust line.
3. Your Dryer Randomly Shuts Off – If a vent line is clogged, the heat won't be released. As the machine overheats, it may shut the drying system down in an attempt to prevent a fire! That's if you have a modern dryer with automatic shutoff.
4. No Lint on the Lint Screen – Your dryer's lint screen should have to be cleaned after each drying cycle. If the lint screen doesn't have any lint on it, there may be an obstruction preventing the lint from going where it needs to.
5. Moldy Smell – Clogged vents can encourage mold growth inside the vent line and in your laundry room, producing odor and health concerns. Vent lines that don't exhaust outdoors also lead to mold growth wherever the exhaust vents.

If you think your your dryer is showing one or more of these signs, contact Drew's Crew Heating & Air today!