Mesa’s older neighborhoods and newer east-side communities run into very different dryer vent problems. Here is what goes wrong in each, and what to do.
A lot of Phoenix dryers vent straight up through the roof, and that makes lint harder to clear. Here is how roof vents clog and what to watch for.
Dryer vent cleaning starts at $99 and clog removal at $199. Here is what those prices cover, why some jobs take longer, and what to ask any company.
Sun City West homes were built around golf, and living beside a fairway puts extra debris into ductwork that is often decades old. Here is what to know.
A Paradise Valley estate can carry several times the ductwork of an average home, spread across several systems. Here is why that changes the job.
Your Queen Creek furnace shares its blower and ducts with the AC, so a whole summer of dust can be waiting for the first cold night. Here is what to know.
Phoenix commercial buildings run their air systems harder than most, and every kind of business loads the ductwork differently. Here is what we find.
Queen Creek built fast, and many of its newer commercial buildings carry construction dust and grease in their ductwork. Here is what that looks like.
Older Mesa and Tempe homes are the ones the UV sales script was written for. What a coil lamp actually treats there, and when the money is better spent elsewhere.
Every Valley furnace gets switched on cold and dusty once a year and half of them smell like something is burning. When that is normal, and when it is not.
According to the EPA, improving indoor air quality starts with maintaining clean air ducts and HVAC systems. The NFPA states that clogged dryer vents are a leading cause of house fires, making routine maintenance essential.
