Former Computer Programmer, Bryan Linz, Turns Dryer Vent Repair Entrepreneur in York, PA

Released on: October 19, 2008, 9:50 pm

Press Release Author: Dryer Vent Wizard of Central Pennsylvania

Industry: Small Business

Press Release Summary: Bryan provides dryer vent cleaning services and educates his
customers on fire safety and dryer vent maintenance

Press Release Body: York, PA -. Bryan Linz, former computer programmer, traded his
business suit for a logo-ed uniform to own and operate a Dryer Vent Wizard, Safe
Homes, Dry Clothes (DVW) franchise in Central Pennsylvania.

DVW services prevent dryer fires, keep dryers functioning properly and provide
energy savings through dryer and dryer vent maintenance, cleaning, repair,
replacement and alterations.

When Bryan decided he didn't want back into the computer programming business and
wasn't ready to retire, he looked into franchising. Having years of business related
skills behind him gave him a wealth of experience on which to draw. He researched
several concepts and found Dryer Vent Wizard Dry Clothes, Safe Homes. Despite the
funny name, Linz found the concept intriguing.

"I liked that DVW provided much needed solutions to consumers' dryer and dryer vent
problems which ultimately prevents dryer fires," says Bryan.

According to Bryan, consumer response to DVW has been positive, although a big part
of what he does is educating. "When consumers find their dryer taking more than one
cycle to dry a load, they assume it's mechanical when the real problem is lint
accumulation in the dryer vent, causing the dryer to work inefficiently and become
susceptible to a dryer fire," says Bryan.

In an effort to make consumers more aware, entrepreneur Bryan Linz shares these
maintenance "tips" to prevent dryer fires and keep dryers running efficiently. He
urges consumers to be sure their dryer vent systems are up to code with the city,
state and manufacturer, to replace any plastic or foil vents with semi-rigid or
solid metal venting material, to keep lint trays clean and free of lint between
loads, wash lint screens every few months to remove residue build-up from fabric
softeners, and to have the dryer vent system professionally cleaned and inspected at
least once a year.


Bryan tells his customers to watch for certain warning signs of potential fire
hazards, like clothes taking more than one cycle to dry, no visible lint on the
screen between loads, dryer repeatedly stopping during a cycle and clothes having a
moldy smell after drying.
For more tips or to order service, visit http://www.dryerventwizard.com

Contact:
Bryan Linz
Dryer Vent Wizard of Central Pennsylvania
Phone: 717-858-4989
Email: blinz@dryerventwizard.com
This press release was submitted by Right Now Marketing Group, LLC




Web Site: http://www.dryerventwizard.com

Contact Details: Bryan Linz
Dryer Vent Wizard of Central Pennsylvania
Phone: 717-858-4989
Email: blinz@dryerventwizard.com

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