A comprehensive dryer vent inspection will identify any fire, safety or health hazards that are present due to obstructions, improper vent construction, or non-code compliant materials.

Home maintenance plans and schedules must include a dryer vent cleaning. When thinking of the functionality, safety, and performance of your dryer, think beyond the appliance itself — keeping your dryer’s vent system clear and well-functioning is essential to proper clothes drying, saving energy, and staying safe!

If it’s been over a year since your last dryer inspection and dryer vent cleaning, it’s time to schedule a cleaning. But aside from just marking your calendar, there are common signs that can indicate it’s time for a dryer vent cleaning.

If clothes are taking longer than usual to dry, a clogged vent could be to blame. Also, look out for clothes that are still hot and damp after one drying cycle.

If your clothes smell burnt or musty, or if there are any sort of similar odors present while operating your dryer, schedule a vent cleaning and inspection. Lint accumulating quickly in any part of your dryer or on the lint screen could also mean a cleaning is due. 

Finally, check and feel for airflow coming out of the outside dryer vent while your dryer is running. If there’s no exhaust exiting, your vent may be blocked.

At Ventworks we believe in exceptional service and quality workmanship, which is why we back every job we do with our "100℅ Satisfaction Guarantee." You can relax knowing if there is a problem with the workmanship performed or a problem with a product provided by Ventworks, just give us a call and we'll make it right.

Length of guarantee may vary by work-type performed. Guarantee does not apply to materials or products provided by customer. Check with us for further details.