We are all busy with work and family and we just keep loading the dryer and hitting the start button.  What many don't realize is that drying clothes causes moisture to first build up and line the ducting. Then as the clothes become dry the lint is released and sticks to the moist ducting and within a matter of months, you have a major air flow restriction.  You may wonder why your clothes are taking so long to dry.  Or why your dryer just stopped working altogether.  Numerous problems arise with clogged ducting.  It's a good practice to have a professionally trained technician inspect and clean your ducting annually.  Every 90 degree turn in ducting increases dry time by 25%.  Most importantly is to keep your ducting clean so a house fire is not in the making.  It is a small price to pay considering the cost of a dryer repair, new dryer, or worst case, your house and all your belongings going up in flames.  Call us today and schedule a cleaning.