Ensure Your Safety and Efficiency: Expert Dryer Vent Cleaning

At Sanitize 4 Serenity, we strive to provide the highest quality service with the best equipment available as Dryer Vent Cleaners in the Baltimore Metropolitan area.

Dryer Vent Cleaning

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Indoor Dryer Vent Concerns

Dryer vents can be a source of many unknown headaches for homeowners. Whether it’s maintenance time or your clothes taking longer to dry, you can expect that a clogged vent might be the cause. Over time, the accumulation of lint, debris, and other materials can lead to blockages, leading to various problems, including fires, poor air quality, and inefficiency.

When a dryer vent is clogged, air can’t pass through, and it causes the machine to work harder. This can lead to reduced airflow, longer drying cycles, and increased energy bills. In addition, a dryer vent clog can be a severe fire hazard. According to the U.S. Fire Administration, dryer fires cause an estimated 2,900 home fires, $35 million in property damage, and 20 deaths annually.

Regularly cleaning and maintaining dryer vents are essential, as they are often neglected and can cause severe damage if not maintained. It stresses that a dryer is a critical part of most homes and, as such, regular maintenance is required to ensure safety.

Regular dryer vent maintenance, such as cleaning the lint trap and replacing the flexible duct hose, can help improve dryer performance and reduce the risk of fires. Additionally, full-service dryer vent line cleanout can be done by us (Sanitize 4 Serenity) up to 40 feet.

According to NFIRS, 84% of dryer-related fires occur in residential buildings, implying the risk is significant. Homeowners must take steps to protect their families from the potential fire risk.

Our brush system effectively cleans dryer vents and air ducts by loosening dirt and debris with its rotating brush head while vacuuming the loosened material in its nozzle and into a HEPA-filtered bag.

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We noticed a potential house fire waiting to happen. Our customer was unaware of the severity of their dryer vent issue. Their extended drying time for clothing should have been a warning sign - taking action could have saved their life.

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Eighty-four percent of clothes dryer fires that occurred in buildings took place in residential buildings.

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New Dryer Vent Testing

Dryer vents are essential in keeping homes safe and comfortable, but they can present a hazard if improperly maintained. That's why it's important to periodically check the airflow in residential dryer vents to ensure they operate according to the NADCA's DEDP (Dryer Exhaust Duct Performance) Standard. Fortunately, we can now do this easily and quickly at your home with our Dryer Vent Test Kit. The Dryer Vent Test Kit will measure the air pressure in the pipe and provide a readout that will tell you whether or not the line complies with the DEDP standard.

Sanitize 4 Serenity offers a professional Dryer Vent Test compliant with NADCA's DEDP (Dryer Exhaust Duct Performance) Standard. This tool can quickly and easily check the airflow in residential dryer vents and ensure they work correctly. A clogged dryer vent is a significant fire hazard; this kit helps people detect any blockages or issues with their dryer vent.

This standard sets requirements for measuring the efficiency of a dryer exhaust duct to ensure it can successfully move a sufficient amount of airflow, taking into account potential sources of friction or resistance such as flexible transitions, leaky elbows and ducts, and broken connections.

When dryer exhaust ducts fail to meet the minimum pressure and velocity criteria, video cameras are recommended to diagnose the potential issues further.

Dryer Exhuast Duct Performance DEDP Machine

Prices

Which level is yours on?

Ground Level

$95 - $135

each

Minumum service fee starts at $125

No Ladder Needed

Ground level vents. e.g. house, apartment, condos

Mid Level

$150 - $165

each

Minumum service fee starts at $150

Small Ladder Needed

Mid level vents. e.g., Single family home, condos

Second Level

$175 - $215

each

Minumum service fee starts at $150

Large Ladder Needed

Second level vents. e.g., Single family home, condos

Eighty-four percent of clothes dryer fires that occurred in buildings took place in residential buildings.

There's a Benefit

Benefit of having your dryer vent cleaned?

Having your dryer vent professionally cleaned helps reduce the fire risk posed by lint build-up and improves the efficiency of your dryer.

When lint is allowed to accumulate in a dryer vent, it can become a significant fire hazard. The reason is that as the lint builds up, it can block airflow, resulting in overheating of the dryer or even a fire.

In addition to reducing the fire risk posed by lint build-up in your dryer vent, cleaning your vent can improve your dryer’s efficiency. When the vent is blocked, the dryer has to work harder and longer to dry your clothes, resulting in higher power bills and a shorter life span for your appliance.

Having your dryer vent professionally cleaned will also help reduce the time it takes to dry a load of laundry. A clogged vent means longer drying times, wasting time and energy. Regular maintenance and cleaning of the duct can help prevent this issue.

Finally, professionally cleaning your dryer vent can help improve your home's air quality. Lint, dust, and other pollutants can quickly be drawn into your home through the dryer vent, which can then be inhaled by those living there. Regular maintenance and cleaning of the dryer vent can help reduce this issue.

Overall, professionally cleaning your dryer vent is a great way to reduce the fire risk, improve the dryer’s efficiency, cut down on drying times, and improve the air quality in your home. If your dryer vent hasn’t been cleaned recently, having it inspected and cleaned is a good idea to ensure it works efficiently and safely.

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Inside Look

A glimpse of how your dryer vent cleaning looks from the inside out.

Clogged Vents

What symptoms my dryer vent is clogged?

Do you suspect that your dryer vent may be clogged? Clogged dryer vents are a common problem and can cause several issues, from increasing energy costs to creating a fire hazard. It’s essential to identify the symptoms of a clogged dryer vent to avoid potential risks and costly repairs.

One of the significant symptoms of a clogged dryer vent is that your clothes take longer than usual to dry. When your dryer vent is clogged, the hot air and moisture your dryer creates have difficulty escaping, which can cause your dryer to take longer to dry your clothes. This means you will most likely have to keep running your dryer multiple cycles to dry your clothes, wasting energy and money.

You may also notice that your dryer is hot to the touch after running a few cycles. A blocked vent prevents the hot air and moisture from escaping, which can cause your dryer to overheat. If you notice that your dryer is becoming too hot, it’s likely a sign that your dryer vent is clogged and needs to be cleaned as soon as possible.

On the other hand, some people may notice that their clothes aren’t getting dry at all. This is another classic sign of a clogged dryer vent. The moisture cannot escape through the vent, and the warm air cannot reach your clothes, causing your clothes to stay damp after your dryer cycle.

If you suspect your dryer vent is clogged, a professional at Sanitize 4 Serenity should be called to inspect and clean your vent. Addressing the clog as soon as possible is essential to reduce the risk of a dryer fire. Reaching out to us for dryer vent cleaning services is the best way to ensure your vent is adequately handled.

Are these symptoms happening?...

  • Longer Than Normal Drying Time

    If you notice your clothes taking longer to dry, this could indicate that your vent is blocked. A blocked duct will reduce airflow, making it difficult for the dryer to remove moisture from the clothes.

  • Excess Lint

    Check behind and around your dryer for an excessive amount of lint. This is another indication that your vent is blocked. If lint is building up and not being blown outside, it's a sign that the vent needs to be cleaned.

  • Hot Air Escaping

    If you feel hot air coming out from the area around your dryer, it means the air from the dryer is being blocked from exiting and is instead being pushed back into the room.

  • No Air

    Check the outside of your dryer vent to see if air is coming out. If it's completely blocked, no air will be able to escape. You may also see lint and other debris coming out of the vent.

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