Dryer Vent Cleaning
Keep your dryer efficient and safe
Keep your dryer efficient and safe
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Keep your home safe with a clean dryer vent
Why clean your vent?
Over time, your dryer vent will build up with lint, creating inefficiency and potential fire hazards
Fire prevention
Maintaining clean dryer vents are a great way to prevent fires in the home
Dryer vent cleaning by Sears
Professional dryer vent cleaning from Sears can help your dryer work at peak efficiency, which can save money on energy bills. A clean dryer vent also makes your home safer by helping prevent dryer fires—and, for gas dryers, by helping prevent carbon monoxide from escaping from the duct into the home.
Why dryer vents need to be cleaned
- A clogged dryer vent doesn’t allow moisture to vent to the outdoors as freely as it should. As a result, the dryer has to run longer to dry each load. That extra cycle time uses more energy and increases wear on your dryer.
- Lint that accumulates in dryers contributes to a third of the 2,900 dryer fires reported each year, according to the US Fire Administration. Hot air builds up in the vent when lint blocks airflow, and in some cases the air is hot enough to ignite the lint.
Why hire Sears to clean your dryer vent
As a homeowner, you can take steps to keep your dryer vent clean. Emptying your dryer’s lint trap after each load is essential. You can also detach the vent from the back of the dryer and use a vacuum or a long-handled appliance brush to clean the vent.
However, it’s difficult for brushing or vacuuming to get all the lint, especially if the vent tube is long, bends in several places, or has a ridged surface. Trained Sears Dryer Vent Cleaning technicians clean the full length of the vent, from the dryer to the outside of your home. They use special tools and high- pressure air to loosen lint from the duct and then collect the lint with the same powerful vacuums used to clean the air ducts in home heating and cooling systems.
Why choose Sears for Dryer Vent Cleaning?
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LG Washer Repair
David was very good at what he did, was thorough, helpful, and knowledgeable, and his being a very pleasant person was a big plus.
Scott M, Auburn Twp, OH
Thorough Checkup and Service
Sharif did a very thorough job checking and cleaning all my appliances. He also check my refrigerator to insure it was working properly and advised me on usage. I was very pleased with his servicing my appliances.
Andrea V, Arlington, VA
Refrigerator
Sunny was the first service provider that wiped the rubber gasket of both freezer and refrigerator. He also vacuumed under the refrigerator, lying on the floor to look at where he was vacuumed.
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Furnace checked
It's very good. Armando was a nice and helpful person.
Madhu G, Naperville, IL
Great guy and service
Arrived earlier than originally scheduled which really worked better for me. He was on time went right to work cleaned everything up left no dirt and was helpful with information. Very friendly
Linda B, Memphis, TN
Excellent Technician
Competent, courteous and conplete. Tim was respectful and helpful with all our appliances.
Neil L, Berkley, MI
Washer dryer
Thomas is a great technician, please send him every time. I need something to be done on my washer and dryer. Service is excellent.
Maryellen H, Bourbonnais, IL
Maintenence
Very polite. Answered my questions with no hesitation. On time for the service as scheduled.
Lydia M, Bayonne, NJ
Very good work
Knowledgeable thorough on task. Arrived at the time informed. Si far the equipment is still working properly
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Shane K is superb
Shane K diagnosed a problem with my clothes dryer, ordered the necessary part to replace the worn-out older one, and today put everything together with his expertise and wonderful manner. He is a big asset to Sears, and I am grateful for his work.
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Domingo's performance
Domingo was polite,curtious and well versed in the workings of our appliances. He worked diligently and answered any questions I had. I would highly recommend his services.
Norman H, N Scituate, RI
Very good experience
He was courteous knowledgeable efficient and thorough in his work
Iris P, San Juan, PR
Great service
Lorenzo explained everything and showed pictures of the repair he made.
Ramses R, Mountain View, CA
Customer
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Wyonia S, Centennial, CO
Refrigerator Washer Dryer Service
Pleasant personality with great customer service, knowledge, and experience. Nicholas diagnosed the problem and ordered the part for repair.
Stephanie H, Perry, GA
Prompt and Professional
Richard did a great job at servicing our AC. He was prompt and professional. Good guy.
Pat H, Palm Harbor, FL
Great service by a wonderful technician
Colin was very professional and friendly. He serviced my washer and dryer with expertise and precision. He worked diligently and quickly.
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Refrigerator Cleaning
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