Dryer Vent Wizard of Central MA

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Dryer Vent Wizard was founded in 2004 in response to homeowners having safety and efficiency issues with their dryer vent systems that required an urgent response. These issues were a result of dryer vent lint accumulation, blockages, disrepair, or improper venting configurations. Dryer Vent Wizard has since expanded into a successful franchise that specializes in dryer fire prevention and energy savings through vent cleaning, inspection, repair, replacement, alterations, and maintenance for single and multi-family residential and commercial entities. Dryer Vent Wizard of Central Massachusetts is a proud franchise of Dryer Vent Wizard. Dryer Vent Cleaning Benefits: Save time lean dryer vents allow air and moisture to properly escape, decreasing the time it takes to dry a load of laundry. Save money a clean vent allows your clothes dryer to work efficiently, which results in decreased drying time and saves on dryer utility costs. As an additional bonus your clothing will spend less time tumbling, meaning decreased wear and tear, so they will last longer, saving you additional money. Improve fire safety each year there are over 15,500 dryer vent fires in the U.S. alone; removing trapped lint and debris greatly reduces the chance of a dryer fire. Decrease health risks removing debris, including rodent and bird nests, from vents decreases the occurrence of molds, fungi, bacteria, and viruses that can cause a variety of health problems. Warning Signs of Dryer Vent Clogs: Excess Lint behind Dryer Clogged dryer vents can prevent lint from properly passing through the vent system. This issue can cause a buildup of lint behind your dryer. Longer Dryer Time If your clothing takes more than one cycle to dry this is a strong sign that there may be an obstruction in your dryer vent preventing the proper airflow needed to work efficiently. Overheat Shut off When a vent line is clogged your dryer has to work harder and does not allow heat to be vented properly, causing it to overheat. Dryers that overheat typically shut off to prevent a fire. This warning should not be taken lightly; we recommend having a professional look at your system before your next load of laundry. No Lint on Lint Screen Lint screens should be cleaned after each drying cycle. If your screen does not accumulate lint, this is a sign that the air that carries the lint is not making it through the screen and out of the dryer because of a clogged dryer vent.