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Read MoreAccording to the National Fire Protection Association, nearly 17,000 clothes dryer fires happen each year in homes across America.
On average, these fires annually cause over 50 deaths, nearly 400 injuries, and over $236 million in property loss. A leading cause of these fires is the failure to keep dryer vents clean and clear of debris – which is to say, most of these fires may be easily avoided with regular dryer vent inspections and cleaning. That’s where DUCTZ dryer vent cleaning franchisees come in.
From our beginning in 1989, DUCTZ has found that consumers prefer service providers with a specialized focus. Unlike handymen, who can do a little of everything, or DIY fixes that don’t address the underlying problems, we focus on one thing: dryer vents. This level of expertise is hard to find, and our dedicated technicians are respected nationwide.
Although our top priority is keeping our customers safe, your DUCTZ dryer vent cleaning franchise will provide your community with so much more. By providing home and business owners with reliable dryer vent inspections and cleaning, you’ll also:
Colorless and odorless, carbon monoxide gas is difficult to detect but the effects can be devastating. Carbon monoxide (CO) can build up indoors and poison people and animals who breathe it. According to the CDC, the most common symptoms of CO poisoning are headache, dizziness, weakness, upset stomach, vomiting, chest pain, and confusion. Carbon monoxide poisoning symptoms are often described as flu-like. However, if someone were to breathe in large amounts of this odorless gas they may pass out or even die. Worse, people who are sleeping can die from CO poisoning before they have symptoms.
To make sure that your family is safe from this threat, the CDC recommends the installation of a battery-operated or battery backup CO detector in your home. Place the CO detector where it will wake you up if it alarms, such as outside your bedroom.
Additionally, have your dryer vent professionally inspected on a regular basis. Dryer vents are commonly clogged with a buildup of lint or other obstructions, such as bird nests. This clog will prevent exhaust fumes from properly exiting the vent line potentially leading to a buildup of carbon monoxide inside your home.
Our DUCTZ professionals are properly trained to assess your dryer vent system and to develop a cleaning protocol to eliminate the buildup of lint and remove obstructions from your dryer vent exhaust line, resulting in a safer home and peace of mind.
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