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A full clean of the entire duct run — from the dryer connection to the exterior termination — using rotary brushes and negative-air extraction, not just a shop vac at the wall.
Dayton's mix of older housing stock and long basement or second-floor runs means lint has plenty of places to pack in. We measure airflow at the vent hood before and after, so you get proof the restriction is gone rather than a promise. Furniture gets moved back, the laundry room gets vacuumed, and you get photos of exactly what came out.
Clothes take more than one cycle to dry, the laundry room feels humid or hot, or you can't remember the last cleaning.
A camera inspection of the whole vent system with a written report on fire risk, blockages, disconnections, and anything that fails current Ohio residential code.
This is the right first call when you've just bought a house, you're selling one, or you inherited a vent system you've never seen. We push a borescope through the run, document every joint and elbow, and flag the specific problems — crushed transition hose, screws penetrating the duct, plastic or foil flex, missing termination, runs that exceed allowable length — with photo evidence you can hand to a realtor, inspector, or insurer.
You just closed on a home, you're prepping a listing, or an appliance tech told you the vent is the problem.
Crushed, disconnected, leaking, or needlessly long duct runs replaced with smooth rigid metal and rerouted along the shortest practical path.
A vent that leaks warm, wet air into a wall cavity or crawlspace doesn't just waste money — it grows mold and rots framing. We find the failure, replace the bad sections with rigid galvanized duct, seal joints with foil tape and clamps (never screws through the airway), and where the original route is the real problem we plan a shorter one with fewer elbows. Every repair is quoted flat before we start.
You see lint or moisture at a wall or ceiling, smell mildew near the laundry, or the duct is plastic or foil flex.
New vent runs, wall and roof terminations, and booster fans installed to current International Residential and Mechanical Code requirements.
Whether you're finishing a basement laundry, moving the dryer to a second floor, or building new, the vent has to be planned — not improvised after drywall. We design the route to code-allowable length, install proper rigid duct and an exterior hood with a working damper and no screen, add a booster fan only when the run genuinely requires one, and hand you documentation for the inspector or builder.
You're relocating a laundry room, finishing a basement, or an inspector flagged the existing vent.
Single-family homes across Dayton and the suburbs, on an annual maintenance rhythm or a one-time fix. Evening and Saturday windows available.
Multi-unit and scattered-site portfolios cleaned on a schedule, with per-unit reports and invoicing you can hand to ownership.
Fast pre-listing and post-inspection vent reports with photo documentation, usually within a few business days of the call.
We're based in Dayton and stay local on purpose: short drives mean same-week appointments and real accountability. If you're inside Montgomery, Greene, or Miami county, we almost certainly cover you — and if you're just outside, call and ask.
We regularly drive to Xenia, Troy, Piqua, Tipp City, Franklin, and Middletown. One call confirms it.
Call (937) 694-0902Still unsure what you need? Call and describe your dryer — we'll tell you straight whether it's a cleaning or a repair.
Call (937) 694-0902