The lint inside your dryer's cabinet — not the vent — is what's burning in most dryer fires. We disassemble the dryer and clear the lint packed around the heating element or burner, then inspect the internal parts while we're in there. The deep cleaning a vent service can't reach.
When a vent or lint screen gets restricted, lint backs up and migrates inside the dryer cabinet — settling on and around the heating element or gas burner. That's the ignition source, and that internal lint is what actually catches in most dryer fires. A vent cleaning clears the duct, but it can't touch the inside of the machine. Clearing the cavity takes a full disassembly — which is exactly this service.
We open the cabinet to reach the internal components and the lint that collects where you can't see it.
We clear the lint built up throughout the cabinet and around the heating element or burner — removing the fuel that sits on the ignition source.
While the dryer's open, we check the drum rollers, belt, idler pulley, bearings, and blower wheel for wear, and flag anything that needs repair.
We reassemble and confirm the dryer is running with proper heat and airflow before we leave.
Cavity cleaning requires full disassembly. Pre-existing wear (brittle belts, aged clips, worn parts) may be found or fail during normal disassembly; we note and report these but don't cause them. Gas dryers: burner-area work is done with added care, and any gas odor stops service and is referred to a licensed gas professional.
Serving the OKC metro. Book online, call (405) 254-8838, or email info@frontierdryer.com.
Slow drying, no heat, a burning smell, or just due for a cleaning? Book online or call an OKC-metro dryer specialist today.
