A tune-up covers vital parts like the drive belt, drum rollers, blower wheel, door seals, and vent connections. Each component is examined for wear and potential issues, with technicians cleaning, adjusting, and lubricating as necessary to keep the dryer running smoothly.

By inspecting and maintaining all moving parts, a tune-up reduces friction and ensures optimal airflow, which helps the dryer operate more efficiently, saving energy and lowering utility bills over time.

Common signs include unusual noises, longer drying times, hot laundry rooms, musty or burning odors, mid-cycle stops, and visible wear on the power cord. Any of these can mean your dryer needs professional servicing.

Yes. Even new dryers benefit from routine tune-ups, as regular maintenance helps prevent small issues from becoming larger problems, ensuring the appliance operates safely and efficiently from the start.