Installation & Repair
Master Duct Cleaning provides professional dryer vent system installation and repair. Whether you’re installing a new laundry unit or your old vents are damaged, Master Duct Cleaning can help!
Professional dryer vent installation and repair is important for preventing dangerous dryer malfunctions such as dryer fires, carbon monoxide poisoning, mold growth, excessive drying times, and overheating. Whether you're looking for a professional dryer vent installation or need expert repair services, we've got you covered. Master Duct Cleaning technicians are highly trained and experienced. We utilize this expertise to ensure your system is installed and repaired correctly the first time, improving your dryer ventilation system while protecting your home. By installing booster fans, replacing improper materials, and repairing damaged dryer vents, your system will benefit from increased air flow and improved performance.
Dryer Vent Installation
Master Duct Cleaning technicians are trained and experienced in all aspects of dryer vent installation. Whether you need a new dryer vent system installation or want to replace an old or hazardous system, we provide the high-quality, professional dryer vent installation services you need. Master Duct Cleaning technicians will install your system using code-compliant materials and configurations. Our professional dryer vent installation service ensures that vent materials are in compliance with the recommendations and requirements set forth by one or more of the following:
- Current International Residential Code (IRC)
- Underwriters Laboratory
- Dryer manufacturers
- Consumer Product Safety Commission
- The National Fire Protection Association
- International Mechanical Code (IMC)
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Master Duct Cleaning LLC provides a complete range of dryer vent repairs. We ensure that all of our dryer vent repairs utilize materials that are in compliance with the recommendations and requirements set forth by one or more of the following: current International Residential Code (IRC), Underwriters Laboratory, dryer manufacturers, Consumer Product Safety Commission, the National Fire Protection Association, and/or the International Mechanical Code (IMC).
- Replacing foil or vinyl vents with rigid metal venting materials
- Re-taping joints with foil tape
- Replacing missing hangers
- Updating vents to meet code compliance
- Repairing breaks in line
- Removing screws