Dryer vent cleaning, end to end.
Lint packs into the run between your dryer and the hood outside. We clear it end to end, so the dryer can move air again.
Lint burns. Heat builds.
Every load sends lint toward the vent. The lint trap catches most of it, not all. What gets past builds up in the duct and at the hood outside.
A restricted vent holds in heat and moisture, so loads take longer to dry and the dryer works harder. And lint catches fire easily.
If this sounds like your dryer.
- Clothes still damp after a full cycle
- The dryer or the laundry room runs hot
- A burning smell while it runs
- The flap outside barely opens
The whole run, not just the trap.
- Clear the vent run from behind the dryer to the outside wall
- Clean out the hood and the flap outside
- Check that air moves freely through the run
Dryer vent answers.
How often should a dryer vent be cleaned?
Once a year is a common rule of thumb. Busy laundry rooms and long vent runs can need it sooner.
What are the warning signs?
Loads that take more than one cycle, a dryer or laundry room that runs hot, a burning smell, or a flap outside that barely opens.
Why not just empty the lint trap?
Keep doing that. But the trap does not catch everything, and what gets past it builds up in the duct and at the hood outside.
How do I book?
Pick a time online, or call (717) 517‑4149.
Book online or just call.
Online booking asks for your ZIP code and lets you pick a time. Or call and talk it through.