When was the last time your dryer vents were cleaned? It’s not something we often think about, but a clean vent can mean less time in the laundry room and an overall safer living environment. Over time, dryer lint builds up and, in some cases, blocks the vent entirely, which greatly increases fire risks in your home. Routine dryer vent cleaning keeps your vents clear and your dryer running at maximum efficiency. Most homeowners notice the difference right away with faster dry cycles and, over time, lower energy costs. Contact JC Air Duct Cleaning today for a free quote!

Frequently Asked Questions

If your dryer heats up, but your clothes aren’t drying within a regular cycle, your dryer vents could be the culprit. Before you call the maintenance guy or buy a brand new machine, schedule a professional dryer vent cleaning service. This is a quick and affordable way to rule out the most common cause for why your clothes aren’t getting dried.

A general rule of thumb in this industry is every 1-3 years. However, this can vary depending on different factors.

Common reasons for more frequent cleanings:

  • Your dryer vent has multiple bends or strange angles that can collect lint
  • Your dryer is over 10 years old
  • You use your dryer more often than the average person (multiple times a week, regularly large amounts of laundry each week, etc…)

The answer is almost always a resounding yes! Your dryer is one of the most expensive appliances in your home to run. Making sure it is operating at maximum efficiency means you can run it less.

If you answer yes to one or more of these scenarios, then it may be time to give our team a call!

  • It takes more than one cycle to dry a regular load of laundry
  • Your clothes smell “funny” after coming out of the dryer
  • You’ve recently noticed a buildup of lint in, around, or behind your dryer
  • The dryer is almost too hot to the touch when in use
  • You notice your laundry room gets hot or even humid when your dryer is running