Free quotes in Odessa and nearby communities
Call us, or send the form and we call you
The quote is free and you are under no obligation. For duct work, the whole system is inspected before any equipment comes in.
(813) 544-7129- Office hours: every day, 7 AM to 11 PMBook online 24/7 with the form. If the dryer smells hot, switch it off and call instead.
- Photos helpYou can add up to five to the form. The outside hood, the back of the dryer or a register all help.
- Odessa and six nearby communitiesWe come to your address in Pasco or Hillsborough. See the communities.
Useful to mention
Start with what you have noticed, such as loads that need a second cycle, a laundry room that gets hot, a burning smell, lint below the outside hood or dust on the registers. Then tell us where the duct leaves the house if you know it, whether that is the roof, an outside wall or a spot you never found. None of this is required, but it shortens the call and helps us get the quote right the first time.
After you send it
What happens once the form is sent
Every job goes in the same order, with a call and an inspection before any work starts. Nothing is brought in and nothing is charged until you have agreed.
We call you back
Someone calls the number you entered, asks what the dryer or the air system is doing and finds a time that works for you. You can say no then, or at any later point.
The inspection comes first
For duct work, the technician inspects the whole system before any equipment comes in, so the scope is settled first.
Scope, then the work
You get the scope, the price and an estimate of how long it will take, then a date that suits you.
Where we go
The seven communities we drive to
The work happens at your address. We are a service-area business, so there is no shop to visit and nothing to drop off. Odessa sits on the line between Pasco and Hillsborough counties, and the communities we cover sit on both sides of it.
Pasco County 5 communities
7 communitiesSeven communities in Pasco & Hillsborough, with a free quote in each
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residential clothes-dryer fires are reported each year in the U.S. Failure to clean the dryer is the leading factor, behind 34% of them.
Source: U.S. Fire Administration