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    • Vent Rerouting
    • C-DET Certification
    • Package Deals
    • Contact Us
    • Lint Alert Pro Plus
Morris Dryer Duct Cleaning

201-230-7000

  • Home
  • Dryer Duct Cleaning
  • Vent Rerouting
  • C-DET Certification
  • Package Deals
  • Contact Us
  • Lint Alert Pro Plus

Dryer Vent rerouting & installation

Rerouting a dryer vent when necessary can have many benefits.

Pictured below is a recent rerouting job completed by our company.

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Before

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After

common reasons to reroute a vent

Long dryer vent

A dryer exhaust should not exceed 35 feet in developed length. Developed length is defined as the overall length of a dryer run from the dryer to the termination point. The maximum length is reduced by 2.5 feet for each 45-degree bend, and 5 feet for each 90-degree bend. 

Improper dryer termination

A dryer exhaust must vent to the exterior of a residence. An exhaust system that terminates to the interior of a residence creates a major fire risk. 

Damaged or crushed duct

A residential dryer vent should be 4 inches in diameter. A smaller duct will reduce airflow which reduces the efficiency of your dryer. 

Plastic or foil duct

A plastic dryer exhaust creates static electricity which can cause a fire within your vent. When foil duct is compressed the diameter reduces to less than 4 inches which reduces airflow. Foil also duct has ridges and grooves which cause lint to build up in the exhaust system. 


Plastic and foil duct will not contain a fire.

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