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Make Your Summer Safer With Clean Dryer Vents

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Summertime is fast approaching, and pretty soon, we’ll all be in shorts and T-shirts. Dryers all over the country will be operating more frequently thanks to wet bathing suits and towels.

Let’s make this summer one without any dryer fires.

Dryer fires are mostly the result of a lack of maintenance, according to the U.S. Home Product Report. This is easily preventable with regular dryer vent cleaning from a qualified professional like the Dryer Vent Wizard of the Greater Twin Cities.

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission estimates over 15,000 fires associated with clothes dryers occur annually. Left in the fires’ wakes is an average of 10 deaths and $100 million-plus in property damage.

Help make this summer different. If you’re in the Twin Cities MN area, call Dryer Vent Wizard today to have your dryer vent inspected. We’ll accomplish three things during our visit: We’ll make sure your dryer vent is cleaned and correctly installed. We’ll leave no mess behind. We’ll have earned your satisfaction.

For all things related to dryer vents in the Minneapolis and St. Paul areas, call Dryer Vent Wizard of the Greater Twin Cities today at 1.651.792.5626. Let us get the lint out!
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