HAVE YOU EVER CLEANED YOUR DRYER VENT? WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME YOU CLEANED YOUR DRYER VENT?

 



     Nearly 16,000 homes burn to the ground annually due to clothes dryer fires. The lint that builds up in the dryer and dryer vent is extremely flammable. It is recommended to have your dryer vents cleaned at least every 1 to 2 years. 

 I have personally seen the damage and turmoil it can have on a family, when something as simple as cleaning your vents can turn into your entire house burning down. It is a very sad, hurtful, and traumatic experience. Not to mention very scary for any child comfortably sleeping to be awaken to a life or death situation. So please take this message very seriously.

   I will be posting a blog on how you can clean your own dryer vent soon for anyone interested. We are here to help anyone who cannot clean it themselves. We can clean your vent and help lower your dryer electric bill and help your dryer run better, especially during this time of year We clean from the dryer all the way outside, for additional information call

912-335-3140 ext 1 or visit us at: www.customaryprofessionals.biz

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