Fort Worth Dryer Vent Cleaning

01/03/2014

About Dryer Vent Wizard:
Dryer Vent Wizard is a member of the National Fire Protection Association and the largest chain of dryer vent cleaning, repair, replacement and alternation specialists in the U.S. with over 60 franchisees in major markets. Dryer Vent Wizard franchisees work to promote public awareness on the importance of dryer vent cleaning to prevent dryer fires and save energy. Consumer education while making clothes dryers safer and greener are the main focus of DVW franchisees. Dryer Vent Wizard was founded in 2004 by Dave Lavalle who is also the founder of the Mr. Handyman franchise.

01/03/2014

Fort Worth TX – The Ft Worth Dryer Vent Cleaning Wizard worries about area residents who are unaware of the necessity of maintaining the dryer and dryer duct. Professional dryer vent installation and regular dryer vent cleaning service is vital to the safety of home and family. Some home insurance providers are requiring dryer vent inspection and service before issuing coverage.

Charles Espinosa owns Dryer Vent Wizard, serving homeowners and businesses in Central Dallas neighborhoods. Moore enjoys building positive relationships with his customers as he explains how their dryer vent system works and how to keep it operating safely and efficiently.

No matter which type of dryer vent system is used, proper maintenance is crucial. Ceiling vents require regular maintenance to both inside the house and the roof cap. This should be handled by a qualified dryer vent cleaning technician. Hazardous clogs are typical to this type of venting.

Wall vents are most popular but maintenance is necessary for them as well. Even a short vent can become clogged with lint accumulation which can block airflow and lead to a dryer fire. Service by Dryer Vent Wizard (http://www.dryerventcleaningfortworthtexas.com/) is the best way to eliminate this hazard.

Home and family are most valuable so it is important to have the dryer vent system inspected regularly by a qualified dryer vent service technician. All dryer vent systems require airflow to function do dryer vent cleaning is vital to proper operation. Most homeowners do not realize that the lint screen only catches about 60 percent of the lint produced. The rest escapes into the back of the dryer and the dryer duct leading to the vent outdoors. As the flammable lint accumulates it restricts airflow, the system overheats and becomes hazardous.

Dryer vent maintenance is especially important in apartment housing where many lives can be affected by just one clogged dryer vent. Public safety is a concern so residents should remind everyone in the complex to share the concern and schedule a dryer vent inspection without delay.

Dryer Vent Wizard is the highest qualified dryer vent service provider in the nation with 60 independently owned locations. Service by the Wizard provides peace of mind that the dryer is operating safely and efficiently. Charles Espinosa serves residents and business owners in Dallas, Collin, Denton and Tarrant Counties. Visit http://ftworthtx.dryerventcleaningnow.com/ to learn more.

About Dryer Vent Wizard:
Dryer Vent Wizard is a member of the National Fire Protection Association and the largest chain of dryer vent cleaning, repair, replacement and alternation specialists in the U.S. with nearly 60 franchisees in major markets. Dryer Vent Wizard franchisees work to promote public awareness on the importance of dryer vent cleaning to prevent dryer fires and save energy. Consumer education while making clothes dryers safer and greener are the main focus of DVW franchisees. Dryer Vent Wizard was founded in 2004 by Dave Lavalle who is also the founder of the Mr. Handyman franchise.

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01/03/2014

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Dryer Vent Wizard of Ft Worth TX: The Dryer Vent Cleaning Fort Worth TX Wizard helps his customers prevent dryer fires and make their dryers operate safely and efficiently. Service by the Fort Worth Dryer Vent Cleaning Wizard will make a remarkable difference in dryer performance and energy savings.

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01/03/2014

During dryer vent cleaning appointments, Dryer Vent Wizard technicians often see a variety of issues with your dryer vent that can cause problems. To help keep you safer we've compiled a list of "Dryer Vent Don'ts" and can assist you in correcting any problems with your dryer vent system.

DO NOT use vinyl, or slinky foil materials for dryer vents.

Dryer vents made from flexible plastic or foil can be easily kinked or crushed, restricting airflow. The ridges in vinyl and slinky materials can also catch excess lint, creating an increased fire risk. If a dryer fire should occur, these materials quickly spread the fire.
DO NOT use PVC piping or plastic materials for dryer vents.
Static in PVC and plastic venting causes lint to stick to the inside of the vent walls, which can mix with the expelled water during a typical dry cycle, creating sludge and an increased risk of a fire.
PVC sweats when warm moist air travels through the cool smooth surface, causing lint to collect and harden, making cleanings more difficult
It takes longer for PVC to heat up, allowing water to remain in v***r form inside the pipe. The water, along with the buildup of lint, creates sludge in the vent.
DO NOT use duct tape to connect venting materials.
The adhesive dries out over time, especially due to temperature changes, creating gaps in the joints of the vent.
DO NOT use screws or bolts to secure joints.
Screws and bolts act as lint collectors inside the vent wall and create an increased fire risk.
DO NOT terminate dryer vents in crawlspaces or attics.
Dryer vents that terminate in crawlspaces or attics allow for moisture to deposit, and encourage mold growth and health hazards. Dryer vents must terminate to the outside of the building.
DO NOT use cages or screens to prevent pests from entering.
The use of pest cages or screens can allow lint to build up, creating a fire hazard and reducing the dryers efficiency.
DO NOT ignore signs indicating that your clothes dryer is not operating properly.
There are warning signs that will indicate if you have a clogged or obstructed dryer vent and a potential fire risk in your home.

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