o Thorough cleaning of lint from the dryer itself, including lint traps and surrounding areas.

o Comprehensive cleaning of the entire dryer vent and duct system to remove accumulated lint and debris.

o Evaluation of the dryer vent system to identify any blockages, damage, or potential hazards.

o Assessment of the airflow within the vent system to ensure optimal performance.

o Recommendations and execution of repairs or replacements for damaged or inefficient components of the vent system.

o Removal of any nests, debris, or pests that may have accumulated in the vent or duct.

o Cleaning of the exhaust pipe to ensure proper ventilation and prevent fire hazards.

o Checking and cleaning the transition hose connecting the dryer to the wall duct.

o Offering a scheduled maintenance services to prevent lint buildup and maintain peak dryer performance.

A camera inspection for a dryer duct involves using a flexible camera to visually examine the interior of the ductwork. This process helps identify clogs, damage, or buildup that could obstruct airflow and pose safety risks. By capturing real-time video, the technician can detect issues like lint accumulation, duct damage, or misalignment, ensuring the dryer operates efficiently and safely. Regular inspections also aid in preventative maintenance and may be required for compliance with safety standards or insurance policies.

Snow removal from a dryer vent is essential for maintaining proper ventilation and ensuring the dryer operates efficiently during winter. Snow can block the vent, leading to restricted airflow, which can cause the dryer to overheat, reduce efficiency, and increase the risk of fire. Removing snow ensures that hot, moist air can escape properly, preventing potential damage to the dryer and reducing energy consumption. Additionally, it helps avoid the risk of carbon monoxide buildup in the home, which can occur if the vent is obstructed.