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Lint buildup in your dryer vent is one of the most common causes of house fires in the U.S. — and it's completely preventable. As lint accumulates, airflow drops, your dryer has to work harder, cycles take longer, and the motor runs hotter than it should.
Watch for the warning signs: clothes taking longer than usual to dry, the outside of the dryer feeling unusually hot, a burning smell during a cycle, or visible lint around the vent opening. Any one of those is a good reason to get it checked.
Every home's vent run is different — we'll give you a straight number after a short look at your dryer and vent path, no obligation.
Get a Free QuoteAny one of these is a good reason to have the vent checked.
Read more in our guide to the warning signs a dryer vent needs cleaning.
Four steps, done in one visit.
We run a camera through the vent line first to see exactly where lint and blockages have built up.
A rotary brush clears lint from the full length of the vent, from the dryer connection to the exterior cap.
The loosened lint is vacuumed out of the vent, and the dryer connection is cleared too.
We confirm airflow is fully restored and the exterior cap and animal guard are clear and secure.
Real photos from dryer vent cleanings in Austin.
Most homes should have it cleaned about once a year. If you wash large loads often, have pets, or your vent run is long, cleaning more often helps keep airflow up.
Wall and roof vents are cleaned the same way: the brush works the full run and we check the exterior cap. Roof exits can take longer, so tell us which you have when you book.
Long runs and bends collect lint faster. Our camera inspection shows where it has built up and a rotary brush works the whole length. Tell us roughly how long the run is when you call so we can quote accurately.
Lint is flammable, and a blocked vent traps heat in the dryer. A clogged dryer vent is one of the most common causes of house fires, so it is not worth putting off. If you smell burning, stop using the dryer and call us.
A typical visit is about an hour, depending on the length and condition of the vent.
If a clogged vent is the cause, yes. Airflow comes back, loads dry in a normal cycle and the dryer uses less energy.
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