Lint buildup in a dryer vent makes every load take longer and is a leading cause of home dryer fires. We clean the full vent run, from the dryer to the outside cap.
Many Las Vegas homes, especially two-story houses, have long vent runs to the roof that collect lint and attract nesting birds.
Removing lint buildup reduces one of the most common causes of dryer fires.
Clear airflow means clothes dry faster, often in a single cycle.
The dryer runs less when air can escape freely.
Less heat buildup means less wear on the heating element and motor.
If you notice any of these, schedule a cleaning before using the dryer heavily.
Rotary brush and air cleaning of the full duct from dryer to exterior cap.
Replacing crushed foil ducts and fixing disconnected or poorly routed vents.
Removing nests and installing guards on roof and wall vents to keep birds out.
We check the transition hose, duct run and exterior vent.
We brush and blow out lint along the entire vent run.
We replace damaged ducts and clear blocked caps or nests.
We run the dryer and confirm strong airflow outside.
Most homes need a cleaning about once a year. Large families, long vent runs and roof vents may need it more often.
No. The lint trap catches most lint, but some passes through and builds up inside the vent duct over time.
Yes. We clean vents that exit through the roof, which are common in two-story Las Vegas homes.
Yes. We remove nests and debris and can install a guard to keep birds out.
Most dryer vent cleanings take about an hour, depending on the length and access of the vent.