Clear the lint before it starts a fire.

The lint trap only catches half the problem

Every load your dryer runs sheds lint, and the screen in the door only catches part of it. The rest travels into the vent duct behind the dryer and slowly coats the inside of the pipe, all the way to where it exits your home.

Lint is extremely flammable, and a clogged duct traps both lint and the hot air the dryer is trying to push out. That combination of fuel and heat in an enclosed space is why dryers are a leading cause of home fires.

A professional cleaning clears the whole run, front to exit. Beyond the fire risk, it's why your clothes dry in one cycle again and your energy bill drops.

A cheap job that prevents an expensive disaster

U.S. fire departments respond to roughly 13,000 home clothes dryer fires a year, and failure to clean them is the leading cause. Lint buildup is the fuel and the trapped heat is the ignition. The National Fire Protection Association recommends professional dryer vent cleaning to prevent exactly this. It's a routine, affordable service that protects your home, your family and your dryer all at once.