How do you clean your dryer vents? Call us now, and we'll do it for you! Our professionals will clean your San Francisco vents, saving you money on utility bills and preventing fires or carbon monoxide buildup. Did you know that some newer homes have longer vents due to the layout of the house? Longer dryer vents means more lint, and more lint means it is harder to vent the moisture from the machine. Based on the number of loads of laundry you do in a given week, we recommend cleaning your dryer's vents every three to five years.

Your dryer has a potential lifetime of about 13 years. If the dryer vent is not cleaned, however, the machine will run hotter and longer, wearing it down much faster. A totally blocked vent could prevent the dryer from actually drying the clothes. If you think your dryer is broken, don't despair – it could just be a blocked vent! Our technicians will take care of lint buildup in your vents, your satisfaction guaranteed. Schedule a cleaning today!

If your dryer is not drying clothes like it used to or should be, you may not need a new dryer.  A dryer vent exhaust clogged with lint reduces airflow, causing dryers to dangerously overheat and increases drying times, thus wasting energy that costs you money.

Benefits
Free-flowing gutter system with no leaves/debris
Proactive measure to forestall water damage claims that are not covered by homeowners insurance Check construction and capacity of system. 
Why have your gutters cleaned?
When gutters have debris piled up above the flashing or shingle line, the debris can hold moisture on the fascia boards - the horizontal boards at the end of the roof overhang. The moisture can also affect the roof sheathing and framing beyond the fascia. This moisture can cause dry rot, ice dams and a variety of other problems.