adl-Dryer Vent Services – Dryer-Vent Services/Cleaning

RESPONSE TO COVID-19

We are committed to your health+safety and as such, we have adapted our business practices to continue to keep you and our employees safe.
All our technicians are taking extra measures:
– Full Body Suits – Masks
– Nitrile Gloves – Booties

Please don’t be alarmed if we don’t shake your hand, as we are exercising Social Distancing. We are asking that you inform us if anyone in your household is experiencing symptoms so we can take appropriate precautions.

We are here to help!

Updated Work Protocols

Please be aware that in most cases, depending on setup, services can be completed from exterior of premises, avoiding the need for any of our technicians to enter your home…
Committed to Health & Safety,
We are here to Help!

Health & Safety Practices

All of our technicians are taking extra measures for everyone’s safety;
– Full Body Suits, Nitrile Gloves, Masks along with Booties will be utilized during services.

Exercising Social Distancing

We are asking that you inform us if anyone in your household is experiencing symptoms so we may take appropriate precautions…

-Importance of Dryer Vent Cleaning-

Dryer Vent Fires along with reduced Energy Efficiency are very real concerns which are a direct cause of dirty dryer vents. Most consumers today have no idea this problem exists. Our goal is to Educate Consumers and at the same time, provide exceptional value along with quality work…

Clogged dryer vents can be costly to a home so cleaning the dryer vent is extremely important for a number of reasons.
Cleaning the dryer vent will cleanse the dryer vent system, removing all debris that have built up over time. Cleaning the dryer vent is an often overlooked, but important step in maintaining your home or building.
Cleaning the dryer vent is also significant in reducing the risk of fire to your home. According to a recent FEMA study, 28% of residential clothes dryer fires were caused by dust, fiber and lint. Every year, there are an estimated 2,900 clothes dryer fires causing an estimated 5 deaths, 100 injuries and $35 million in property loss.