Repaired in your home. Nothing to transport. We work on the appliance where it stands. You don't unplug anything, you don't find a van, and you don't wait for a bench slot at a shop.
What we do
- Clear the full duct run, not just the first few feet behind the machine
- Clear the dryer's own lint path. The blower housing and the internal duct, where lint collects out of sight
- Check the termination outside: flap working, screen not packed, duct not crushed behind the machine
- Test the airflow before we leave, so you know it's actually moving air rather than taking our word for it
- Tell you what we found. A duct that's too long, crushed, disconnected in a wall, or venting somewhere it shouldn't
Why it matters more than it sounds
A blocked vent does three things at once. Your clothes take two or three times as long to dry, so you pay for the electricity. Your dryer runs hot and works harder, so it fails sooner. And lint, which burns readily, sits packed against a heat source.
If your drying times have crept up over a year or two, nothing is broken. The vent is full.
What will it cost?
We don't publish prices, because we'd be guessing. The same symptom can turn out to be a small part or a control board, and a number on a web page that turns out to be wrong is worse than no number.
Here is what we do instead, on every job:
We diagnose the fault first.
Nothing is repaired without your approval.
You have 48 hours to cancel.
And the work is covered for 3 months parts and labor once it's done.