Dryer Vent Installation Services You Can Count On

Blue Sky Chimney Sweeps not only helps maintain dryer vent systems — we can also help our customers start off on the right foot with a proper, safer dryer vent installation.

Why Is It So Important To Have A Properly-Installed Dryer Vent?

When dryer vents are properly installed, they’re better equipped to vent the heated air, moisture, carbon monoxide, and other byproducts produced by the appliance. A properly-installed dryer vent will allow your dryer to do its job far more efficiently.

The more efficiently a dryer vent exhausts air, gases, and debris, the less likely it is to accumulate lint. And in the same way excess creosote deposits cause a mix of problems in your flue, excess lint causes various problems in your dryer vents, ranging from poor drying performance (which will cause you to waste money and energy running and re-running your appliance) to possible carbon monoxide leakage and dryer fires.

Blue Sky Chimney Sweeps wants to help you get the most out of the appliance you’ve purchased, and to help minimize the dangers of a poorly-exhausting dryer vent. We offer dryer vent inspection, cleaning, and installation, as well as diagnosis of problems with your dryer vent system.

How Should Dryer Vents Be Installed?

In order to properly install dryer vents, a technician needs to have access to the best materials and knowledge of the best practices. Our technicians are trained to understand the science behind a properly-functioning dryer vent system, and they make use of the best tools, materials, and methods in the industry.

We start with proper design and placement. Long dryer exhausts and vents with a lot of bends and turns accumulate more lint. Venting made of flexible metal or plastic tubing gives lint more places to get caught up and accumulate as well.

Short vents made with rigid metal pipes encourage excellent exhaust and accumulate less lint. Along with making it harder for lint to build up, rigid metal also stands up to the high temperatures that a hard-working dryer will create, while flexible plastic or aluminum tubing can deteriorate rapidly when exposed to that heat.

Basic function and exhaust aren’t your only concerns when it comes to your dryer venting system’s design, either. Birds and rodents can also take up residence in your dryer vent, and use it as a tunnel to make their way into your home. A proper installation should include preventative measures to keep this from happening.

Blue Sky Chimney Sweeps can analyze your venting materials and venting options to help find a safer and more effective system. We’re the dryer vent installation experts! Give us a call or click here to make an appointment with our experienced technicians!

Regular de-linting is absolutely essential to the safe operation of your dryer vent system. Our trained technicians are ready to help.