Dryer vents need to be thoroughly and professionally cleaned on a regular basis to prevent fires and keep your dryer running effectively. Our cleaning system will reduce fire risks and may even lengthen the life of your dryer. It will certainly dry your clothes faster! We use a suction hose system to clean the dryer vent and can do the job whether it vents through a side wall or up through the roof.

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Why should I get my dryer vent cleaned?

Lint

Over time, the accumulation of lint in your dryer and dryer vent can lead to reduced airflow, causing your dryer to work harder than necessary. This can increase the risk of your dryer overheating and can result in inefficiencies and, in some cases, fires. At our company, we offer professional dryer and vent cleaning services to help ensure your home is safe and energy-efficient. By removing the built-up lint, we can improve your dryer’s performance, reduce energy consumption, and minimize the risk of fire. Don’t put your home and family at risk, contact us today to schedule a dryer and vent cleaning service.

Reduce the risk of fire in your house

According to the most recent statistics from the Consumer Product Safety Commission, dryer exhaust fires are becoming more frequent nationwide and are now on par with creosote (chimney) fires. In 1998 alone, over 15,600 dryer fires were reported, resulting in 20 fatalities, 370 injuries, and causing over $75.4 million in property damage. Don’t take the risk of a dryer fire in your home. Regular dryer and dryer vent cleaning can help prevent this dangerous and costly hazard. Trust our expert team at Purple-Ducts to keep your dryer and vent clean and safe

Clean dust, breathe easier

Eliminate harmful dust, bacteria, and viruses from your home’s air to breathe easier and enjoy a cleaner living environment.

How often should I get my dryer vent cleaned?

According to the U.S. Fire Administration, it is recommended that homeowners have their residential dryer vents cleaned annually to prevent the buildup of excessive debris within the ventilation pipes. This buildup can lead to potential risks such as residential structural fires, gas leaks into the home, and increased energy usage for operating the dryer.