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Breathe-EZ, LLC
4.6(
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Dryer Vents - Clean

Serving Reddick, FL and surrounding areas

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Super Service Award Winner

In business since 1997

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

"Curt was awesome. Explained everything I needed to know and arrived at the job site early. Courteous, respectful and professional. Would recommend there services to anyone. Will be hiring them again soon for a dryer vent cleaning."
Prefab
Response time7 hrs
50 neighbors recently requested a quote
Recommended by95%of homeowners
Kristina D.
New to Angi
Dryer Vents - Clean

Serving Reddick, FL and surrounding areas

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Hello my name is Kristina, I am a Florida certified CNA so just to make everyone comfortable I have a level 2 background check done every 6 months. For those of you that are not to sure as to what that consist of I have to go get fingerprinted and then they are sent to the FBI system!! I also absolutely love to clean I am a housekeeper as well. So if you ever need someone to come deep clean or just a simple tidying up I’m the person you would be very satisfied with hiring. Thank you for your time and the opportunity!!

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New to Angi
Dryer Vents - Clean

Serving Reddick, FL and surrounding areas

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Looking for reliable help? I provide affordable junk removal, cleaning, and painting services with honest pricing and quality work. Whether it’s hauling away unwanted items, deep cleaning a home or rental, or giving your walls a fresh new look, I’m dedicated to making the process easy and stress-free. I take pride in my work, communicate clearly, and always aim to exceed expectations. I look forward to earning your business!

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Dryer Vent Cleaning questions, answered by experts

Yes, you can snake a roof vent. This is one of the best ways to clear a problematic clog in a plumbing vent. You can either snake the vent by climbing on the roof and sending the plumber’s snake or auger directly down the vent opening, or you can cut a hole in the vent from inside the attic and snake it from there.

Dryer vents commonly need to be replaced every one to three years. This will depend on the rate at which you dry loads, how often you clean your vent, and what type of vent you have. For instance, regular care will prolong the life span of most options, while aluminum foil vents may need to be replaced more frequently with or without regular maintenance.

Using a leaf blower to clean your dryer vent is not recommended. While it might seem like a quick solution, it can push lint and debris further into the vent, creating a blockage, making the problem worse, and posing a fire hazard. The force from the blower could also damage the vent itself. For a safe and effective cleaning, it is better to use specialized tools, such as a dryer vent cleaning kit with a rotating brush head that scrubs the lint from the ductwork. Alternatively, hiring a professional will ensure the vent is cleaned thoroughly and safely.

You can install a washer and dryer in most places throughout your house, provided you have the proper plumbing lines and electrical outlets needed. You’ll also need enough space to install ventilation for the dryer, which can limit where you install the washer and dryer. Common places to install a washer and dryer in a house include a dedicated laundry room, the basement, a bathroom, a hall closet, or even a kitchen. Keep in mind: It will cost a lot more money to install a washer or dryer in a space that is not currently designed to support these appliances.

You’ll find the backdraft damper near the top of the range hood (where it connects to the ductwork). However, some range hoods also have a second damper, which is located close to the roof or exterior wall where the ductwork ends. If you don’t see a damper in either of these places, you might not have one.

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