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Dryer vent cleaning in Los Angeles.

Lint, nests and blockages cleared from the vent, at any hour of any day.

Hours
Open 24 hours, every day
Address
3150 W Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90006
Category
Dryer vent cleaning service

The line

The route the air takes, and the four places it gets stuck.

From the rear of the machine out to the hood on the wall, this is where we look.

  1. At the dryer

    Lint gathers where the duct meets the back of the machine, and a duct pushed flat behind it holds the air back.

  2. At the bend

    Every bend slows the air, so this is where lint packs in first and where a kink does the most harm.

  3. Along the run

    A long run gives lint room to settle on the walls, a little more with every load, until the duct is narrower than it was built.

  4. At the hood

    The last stop on the way out. Lint, a nest or a stuck flap here keeps the air from leaving the wall.

Buildings and communities

Apartment buildings, HOAs and shared laundry rooms.

Where one building has many dryers, the vents are long, shared and easy to forget. A repeat schedule keeps every one of them on the list.

  • Apartment buildings

    Vents that run through shared walls and up through the roof, one line for every unit with a dryer.

  • HOAs and property managers

    One phone number and one schedule for the whole community, instead of a request from every resident.

  • Shared laundry rooms

    A row of dryers used all day fills its vents fast, so these are the ones that most need a rhythm.

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Los Angeles and the places around it.

These are the nearest places to our address on West Olympic Boulevard.

  • Los Angeles
  • West Hollywood
  • View Park-Windsor Hills
  • Ladera Heights
  • Beverly Hills
  • Culver City
  • Vernon
  • Florence-Graham
  • Inglewood
  • Huntington Park
  • Walnut Park
  • Westmont

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Questions people ask first

How often does a dryer vent need cleaning?

It varies with how many loads you dry and how long and bendy the vent is. A yearly cleaning is a reasonable place to start, and a busy household or a long run may need one sooner.

What happens if the vent is never cleaned?

Lint keeps narrowing the duct, so every load needs longer and the dryer works hotter, while the lint itself can catch fire. A cleaning takes it out before it becomes a problem.

Do you work in apartments and shared laundry rooms?

Yes. Houses, condos, apartment buildings, HOAs and shared laundry rooms all have dryer vents, and a building can put its vents on a repeat schedule.

Can I ask for a cleaning outside office hours?

The office is open 24 hours, every day, and the online form takes requests at any hour. Call (410) 227-8391 or leave your number, and we call back to set a time.

Which places do you cover?

Los Angeles and the places within about 10 miles of 3150 W Olympic Blvd, from West Hollywood and Beverly Hills to Inglewood, Huntington Park and Glendale. The complete list lives on the service area page.

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