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Founder & C-DET Certified Technician
I started Vent Force after years of hearing the same story from Dayton homeowners: a dryer that took three cycles to finish a load, a technician who blamed the appliance, and a vent nobody had looked at in a decade. The appliance was almost never the problem. The duct behind the wall was.
So I got certified through C-DET, invested in real equipment — rotary brush systems, negative-air containment, borescope cameras, airflow meters — and built a business around doing one thing properly instead of a dozen things adequately. Dryer vents are all we do. I've since trained a small crew the same way, and I still ride along on the tricky ones.
My family lives here. Our kids go to school here. That changes how you run a service company: I'd rather quote you a flat price and finish the job right than pad an invoice and hope you forget. If the airflow isn't restored, I come back — and it doesn't cost you anything.
If you're not sure whether you need a cleaning, an inspection, or a repair, call and ask for me. I'll ask a few questions about your dryer and tell you honestly which one it is, even when the answer is "nothing, you're fine."
Owner, Vent Force · Dayton, Ohio
We're a family-owned dryer vent cleaning company serving Dayton and the towns around it. Every technician is trained in-house, works from the same checklist, and puts their name on the job — so Dayton homeowners know who showed up and what they did.
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Danielle runs the schedule, the customer calls, and the books behind the scenes.
Family-owned and locally operated. The owner trains every tech, inspects the work, and still answers the phone himself.
You approve a number before anything starts. No hourly meter, no surprise line items when we're already in the crawlspace.
Dryer vents are all we do, so there's nothing to upsell you into. Plenty of visits end with 'this is fine, see you next year.'
If something isn't right, we come back — usually the next day, and never on your invoice.
A 1920s Oakwood colonial, a 1960s Kettering ranch, and a new build in Springboro each hide their duct problems in a different place. Working the same neighborhoods year after year means we know where to look before we open a single panel — and we're close enough to come back the next day if something needs another look.
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