Naples Dryer Vent Cleaning

Yes, dryer vent cleaning goes a long way in saving you money. Clogged dryer vents decrease your dryer's efficiency. As a result, you could see a spike in your energy bills. Keeping your dryer vents clean helps shorten the time it takes to get your clothes, towels, and rugs dry. We want to help you enjoy these benefits! Our reliable team at Mr. Appliance of Naples is ready to keep your dryer's ducts free of lint and debris.

Dryer vent cleaning prices ultimately depend on how complex your dryer vent is. Dryer vent cleaning is a specialty service of ours. As such, we're skilled at completing this service pretty quickly! Mr. Appliance service professional at homeowner's residence with doormat, tool, and shoe covers. 

Additionally, with Mr. Appliance of Naples, we:

• Offer a $20 off dryer vent inspection and cleaning coupon - visit our Special Offers for more info,
• Always charge a flat-rate, up-front price, and
• Never charge overtime fees.

You should have your dryer vent cleaned at least once every 6 to 12 months. Most often unseen to the naked eye, dryer vents can be easily forgotten and overlooked. This can prove to be a disastrous mistake.

Check out this short video to learn more about the importance of having your dryer vent cleaned!

Our dryer vent cleaning services only take about 30 minutes. On top of this, we offer an easy and flexible scheduling system that works around your schedule.

You should have your dryer vent cleaned once a year. If it's complex, then every 6 months. During your first dryer vent cleaning service, we can let you know how often yours should be cleaned. If you aren't sure when your dryer vent was last cleaned, give us a call and we'll be out ASAP to get you taken care of.

You can't necessarily see inside your dryer vent so it's hard to visibly tell how clogged it is, that said, here are a few signs indicating you should have your dryer vent cleaned and inspected ASAP:

• If it's been at least a year since your last cleaning
• If your laundry is taking an unusually long time to dry. The moist air in your dryer can't escape through a clogged dryer vent. As such, the moist air is kept inside your dryer.
• Your energy bills are increasing. Your clothes will take longer to dry which means your dryer uses more energy.
• Your clothes are hotter than normal after a drying cycle. Since moist air can't escape, your dryer works harder than normal which will cause your dryer to get very hot.
• If you notice lint buildup around your outside dryer flap. If lint is visible around your dryer flap, there will also be quite a bit throughout the vent itself
• If you smell something burning in your laundry room. If you smell something burning, shut your dryer off immediately and give us a call. Lint is flammable so the lint in your dryer vent could catch fire.

It is recommended to clean your dryer vent at least once a year. If you have a larger household, do a lot of laundry, or have pets, you may need to clean it more frequently. Signs that your dryer vent needs to be cleaned include longer drying times, clothes not drying properly, and the dryer getting hot to the touch. In addition, you may notice a musty smell in your laundry room or even dust and debris around the back of the dryer.

There are a few things you can do to ensure thorough cleaning of your dryer vent. First, make sure to unplug the dryer before starting any cleaning. Then, disconnect the vent from the back of the dryer and use a vacuum, vent brush, or dryer vent cleaning kit to remove any lint or debris. You should also clean out the vent hood outside your home to prevent any blockages. If you are unsure how to clean your dryer vent, it is best to consult with a professional.

Yes, you can clean your dryer duct yourself, but it is important to know your limits and take proper precautions. Cleaning the outside vent hood and the vent itself is simple enough to do yourself, but to reach deeper parts of the duct, like around corners or bends, it may be best to consult with a professional. Additionally, wearing protective gear, like gloves and a mask, can help prevent any contact with harmful debris and dust.

Yes, it is crucial to unplug your dryer before starting any type of cleaning or repair work. This prevents any electrical shock or other accidents from occurring.