Dryer Vent Booster Fan Systems with Lint Trap In Bridgeville, PA, And Surrounding Areas

A dryer dries your clothes. What do you do if its taking forever to dry your clothes? If your dryer is not against an outside wall for venting you add a dryer booster kit. Dryers are designed to blow exhaust immediately outside. A distance measurement is often 12 feet in installation manuals. If your dryer vent run is longer than this, we recommend a dryer booster fan. This will provide the following benefits.

You’ll have an easy lint catcher that allows you to keep your exhaust pipe clean of lint.
Your wet clothes will dry more quickly saving you time, energy, and money.
You’ll avoid expensive dryer blower motor repairs.

This kit includes a new exterior penetration with diamond core bit hammer drill and sealed with hydraulic cement or silicone caulking. Includes basic wiring up to 10 ft. to connect your new blower fan which will be supported and braced appropriately. The blower fan has an internal pressure switch that detects when the dryer is running and it turns on the booster fan automatically. No additional work required on your part. Nearby, we will install a vent trap which is a great way to keep your flue pipe more clean, and your dryer speed fast. Clean frequently for best results. All joints will be aluminum taped to avoid filing edges. All piping will be braced and sealed.

Includes

Up to 25 ft of rigid galvanized 4” pipe
Use of core diamond bit
Sealing of penetration
Basic electrical work (10 ft) to make booster fan connect to your existing system
Dryer vent lint trap
Exterior louvre vent cover to prevent backdrafts
Dryer vent tape or aluminum tape on all sections of pipe
Bracing
Includes use of tarps and cleanup of work area
Includes disposal of all leftover debris

What will you gain by adding a dryer booster kit?

Save Time: Fast dryer cycles
Increase Durability: A longer lasting Dryer
Prevention and Safety: Easy way to catch lint before it causes fire risk
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How often should I service my HVAC system?

Regular maintenance is essential for optimal performance and longevity. We recommend servicing your system at least twice yearly—once before winter and once before summer—to ensure efficiency and prevent unexpected breakdowns and costly repairs.

What size HVAC system do I need for my home?

The appropriate size of your HVAC system is influenced by factors such as your home's square footage, local climate, and insulation quality. A certified technician can conduct a load calculation to determine the optimal system size for your heating and cooling needs.

What steps can I take to enhance the energy efficiency of my HVAC system?

You can enhance energy efficiency by regularly changing air filters, sealing ducts, using a programmable thermostat, and ensuring good insulation. Scheduled maintenance is also crucial for keeping your system running efficiently.

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Strange noises may indicate loose parts, debris, or a failing motor. Having these noises checked by a professional to diagnose and fix the problem is essential before it leads to more significant damage.

Dryer Vent Booster Fan Systems with Lint Trap