Accessing roof terminations, attic runs and opening up walls for repairs provides a closer look at duct systems.

-Here are images of repairs we have discovered along the way…

Roof Vent w/ Damper Clogged by Dryer Lint
4-Way Roof Vent (Clogged) - Incorrect by building code
Turtle vent or box vent - Incorrect vent type for dryer venting by building code
Gooseneck roof vent w/ Screen - Installed by a roofer (by code dryer vent should not have a screen)
Clogged Dryer Vents lead to excessive moisture and eventually rust and deterioration
Tortoise Shell Vent - not up to building code
Bottom side of a tortoise shell roof vent- clogging and moisture accumulation of the roof decking
A Wall Vent with a built in screen from manufacturer -this should be removed per building code
Tortoise Shell Roof Vent - Incorrect by code for dryer venting
Bottom side Tortoise Shell Roof Vent - Incorrect by code for dryer venting due to screen and no damper system
3 Inch Nautical Vent- Incorrect by building- Minimum dryer vent size 4 inches and built in screen
3 Inch Nautical Vent back side- Incorrect by building- Minimum dryer vent size 4 inches and built in screen

About

Dryer Vent and Duct Repair Company in Austin who repairs vent work to building code. We are HVAC licensed, Insured and complete the roof work, wall coring, duct building, repair inside drywall cavities as well as the dryer vent cleaning.