Sanitize 4 Serenity uses the highest quality equipment as your Dryer Vent Cleaners in the Baltimore Metropolitan area with the highest quality service provided.
443-552-5686
Dryer Vent Cleaning
Indoor Dryer Vent Concerns
The level of maintenance varies when it comes to dryer vent cleaning. From a full-service line clean out we offer with a 25 to 35 feet hose, to consumers consistently cleaning their lint trap, or having your flex coil duct hose replaced. The dryer vent is often a forgotten service, it's part of a convenience we use, enjoy, and benefit. The necessity of having a dryer in our home is indispensable for most of us, so it should be just as essential at maintaining it because it can cause great harm if not cleaned and maintained.
Don't Overlook It…
There are hundreds to thousands of house fires a year from dryer vents, a small number you might think, well I say, I wouldn't want my family in that number if I could avoid it. "Eighty-four percent of clothes dryer fires that occurred in buildings took place in residential buildings." According to the (NFIRS) National Fire Incident Reporting System.
Dry vent line after
A clean look.
This is a after shot of that same dryer vent line cleaned out. A lot of lint was built up in this dryer vent.
It was tough trying to push through, but we make it. This turned into a late night of working.
As you can see this dryer vent line is as clean as it can get.
Brush out
Ok, looking good so far. We know we got it all.
Wait… Now hose out
No! No! No! Stop! Stop! You made it through!
This is a result of leaving your 2-way radios in the truck and your guy can't hear his cell phone ringing from the vacuum motors of the machine.
Well, it's safe to say it's 100% clean. Home owner satisfied!
Accumulating lint
We know the hot air moves through the dryer to dry your clothes. It needs a wide-open exit to be most useful too. A load of wet clothes holds up to one and a half gallons of water as the hot air is drying them small fibers, and debris left in pockets can stick to the sides of flex foil ducts and start to block the line. Most fibers collect in the lint traps of your dryer. That's why it is essential to clean it out every time you use your dryer to prevent build up.
Brush and Flexible Hose System
Our brush system rotates to loosen dirt and debris inside the walls of your dryer vents and air ducts. While it is loosening, the dust and debris it is vacuuming up in it nozzle behind the brush head.
Quality Guarantee
We ensure you that you will receive a professional dryer vent cleaning because of our many years of experience, customer service, care, and dedication. Being that we us a professional system design for this task does not hurt either.
Certified
Rotobrush Certified Air Duct Cleaning Specialist (ADCS)
NADCA Associate Member
Service Includes
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Inspect dryer ventType a description for the list item hereexpand_less
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Move washer and dryer (if needed)Type a description for the list item hereexpand_less
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Remove dry vent hoseType a description for the list item hereexpand_less
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Brush vacuum vent linesType a description for the list item hereexpand_less
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Vacuum up extra dust and debris (back of dryer & floor)Type a description for the list item hereexpand_less
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Reinstall hose, and dryer (if needed)Type a description for the list item hereexpand_less
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Replace new dryer vent hose (customer purchase)Type a description for the list item hereexpand_less
Prices
Ground Level
- $125
- Lower level vent
- e.g., house, apartment, condos
Second Level
- $185
- Second level
- e.g., Single family home, apartment, condos
Third Level
- Call
- Lower level vent
- e.g., Multi level home, apartment buildings
Method of Dryer Vent Cleaning
We inspect your dryer vent during our walk through. Move wash and dryer as needed. Vacuum off the dust around the back of the dryer and remove vent line. Brush vacuum your vent lines from inside your home and outside if we can reach it to remove dust and debris. Vacuum laundry room floor if dust falls. Reinstall old dryer vent holes or new one if you purchase one.
“Dust, fiber, and lint (28 percent) and clothing not on a person (27 percent) were, by far, the leading items first ignited in clothes dryer fires in residential buildings."
