Dryer Vent Cleaning

Dryer vent lint is the most predictable fire hazard in a house. It accumulates gradually along the whole duct run, it is highly combustible, and it sits directly downstream of a heat source. The warning signs are mundane enough to be ignored for years — clothes taking two cycles to dry, the laundry room getting unusually hot, a dryer that shuts off on its thermal limit.

Long runs, flexible foil ducting and vents that terminate through a roof or a long horizontal path all accumulate faster, and Florida's humidity makes lint pack denser rather than blowing clear. We clear the entire run from the dryer connection to the exterior termination, check the exterior flap actually opens, and verify airflow at the outlet afterwards rather than assuming the job worked.