Dryer not drying in Philadelphia.
Damp clothes and no heat at all are two different faults. The first is usually airflow and quick. Three questions below tell you which.
Three things to check before you book.
- Is it running a full cycle and the clothes still coming out damp?
- How old is it?
- What brand is it?
Damp rather than cold usually means airflow: a blocked vent, a clogged lint path, or a tired thermostat. Airflow problems are quick and they are the most common cause here.
Book my repair →Text me the model number, the age and what it is doing before you book. That tells me which part to bring, which is the difference between one visit and two.
Text me the model number →Why your dryer takes too long to dry.
Clogged vent or lint buildup
Failing thermostat or thermistor
Weak heating element
Bad moisture sensor
How much does it cost to fix a dryer that won't dry?
Every visit starts with a flat $89 diagnostic, and that $89 is applied to the repair. Most takes-too-long dryer repairs start from $245, including parts. You get the exact price before any work begins.
Not-drying questions, answered straight.
Why is my dryer taking so long to dry?
Can a blocked dryer vent be dangerous?
How much does it cost?
How long does it take?
What Philadelphia neighbors say after a dryer repair.
"On time, quick to diagnose the issue with my dryer and oven. Same day fix on the dryer. Oven needed a part to be ordered but won’t take long. I’m satisfied. I would recommend."
"Was timely, friendly, professional, and got my dryer fixed quickly. Would recommend to my friends!"
"Service was great! Timely and great communication! Diagnosed issue with dryer, ordered parts, and repaired it relatively quickly."
"I was pleasantly surprised on the quick response time to repair our dryer. The repairman was punctual, professional and knowledgeable about the unit. I really appreciated the cleanup after the repair work was completed."