CHIMNEY MASTERS

The vent discharges onto the roof, so Gary had to get up on the roof and remove the screen from the roof-hood to clean the roof hood and screen out. The rest of the cleaning process took place where the dryer attaches to the vent line. Gary used a 4-foot flexible rod that has special dryer vent-sized brush-head attached to one end, and the other end attached to a cordless drill. After he inserted the brush-head and rod into the vent line, he inserted his shop vac hose into the vent line and sealed the opening with a towel. He then started feeding the brush-head and rod farther into the vent line with the drill turned on to rotate the brush-head, and the shop vac on to suck out all the lint that the brush knocked loose. When the flexible rod was in the vent line a few feet, he then took the drill off, attached another 4-ft section of flexible rod to the first one, re-attached the drill and continued running the brush-head farther into the vent line with the shop vac on pulling all the lint out. It took 4 sections of 4-ft rods the get all the way up to the top where the vent roof-hood is located. Then Gary got back on the roof, made sure it was clean on that end, and re-attached to roof-hood screen. He then pulled the rods and brush-head back out, cleaned everything up, re-attached the dryer vent hose to my dryer. and put the dryer back in place. It all took about an hour from when he pulled in the driveway to when he left. Gary was very professional, very polite, very clean, did a good job, and he was fun to chat with. It's amazing how much faster clothes get dry now that the vent is clean. I'm sure the $99 I paid for the cleaning will pay for itself in electricity savings, not to mention the savings in hospital bills if I tried doing it myself and fell off the roof (which is highly likely what with me being a klutz and all). Thanks Gary!

HE IS THE NICEST GUY. CLEANS MY GUTTERS. HE'S ON TIME AND A REAL PLEASANT MAN AND HAS A VERY FAIR PRICE.