Rerouting

Dryer Vent Rerouting

A vent that's too long, has too many elbows, or terminates badly will cost you a dryer eventually. We re-engineer the run from start to finish.

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When you need a re-route

Two or more cycles to dry a load, condensation pooling in the laundry room, mold or musty smells along an interior wall, or a dryer that shuts off mid-cycle from overheating.

How we plan it

We pull the dryer, scope the existing duct end-to-end, map options, and walk you through the shortest, code-compliant path before we cut a single hole.

Materials

26-gauge galvanized rigid metal with foil-taped, clamped joints. No screws inside the duct. Exterior hood is heavy-gauge metal with proper damper and pest screen.

Pricing

Re-routes are scoped on-site. Most single-story re-routes finish in a single day. Multi-story or finished-ceiling routes are quoted with a written plan.

What's included
  • On-site evaluation & code review
  • New rigid metal duct sized to your dryer
  • Maximum 35 ft equivalent length to code
  • Elbow reduction & sealed joints
  • Wall, attic, or crawl-space routing
  • New exterior termination & damper
Common questions
Can you re-route from a basement laundry to the side wall?+

Yes. Basement re-routes are our most common - we use the shortest path through the rim joist whenever possible.

What about second-floor laundry rooms?+

Usually routed down through a chase and out a sidewall, or up through the attic. We pick the path with the fewest elbows and the shortest equivalent length.

Is rerouting cheaper than a new dryer?+

Far cheaper than replacing a dryer every 3–5 years from overheating. A proper re-route typically pays for itself in appliance life and energy savings.