Crushed hoses, separated joints, broken caps, and code problems — repaired on the spot with proper rigid metal duct.
Call (845) 549-3872The dryer gets pushed back against the wall and the transition hose collapses. Airflow drops, drying times double, and lint packs into the kink. We replace it with semi-rigid metal duct sized to the space.
Duct sections pulled apart inside a wall or crawlspace dump hot, lint-filled air into your house — a moisture problem and a fire hazard. We reconnect and properly seal the run.
Stuck flappers, torn screens, and missing caps let in rain, cold air, and pests. We install quality caps with pest guards that still let lint pass through.
Plastic duct, screws poking into the airway, vents terminating in attics or crawlspaces — all common, all against code, all fixable. We bring the line up to standard with rigid metal duct.
Every repair starts with an inspection of the full line, and you get a flat price before we touch anything. If the fix is small, the bill is small.
No. Plastic and thin foil flex duct sag, kink, trap lint, and can melt. Building code and every dryer manufacturer call for rigid or semi-rigid metal duct. Replacing flex hose is one of the most common repairs we do.
Yes. A missing or stuck flapper lets cold air, moisture, and pests straight into the vent line. It's a quick, inexpensive fix that prevents expensive problems.
Modern dryers shut down when they overheat, and the most common cause of overheating is a blocked or damaged vent. Before paying for an appliance repair, have the vent inspected — it's often the cheaper fix and the actual root cause.
Describe what's going on and we'll tell you straight whether it's a cleaning, a repair, or both.
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