For Organizations

Safer Dryer Vent Programs for the Places People Live and Work

Practical dryer vent safety education and professional resources for property managers, building owners, housing organizations, and fire departments.

Property manager reviewing dryer vent inspection on a tablet in a commercial laundry room

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Resources for your organization

Find guidance and tools designed for your role and responsibilities.

Property Managers & Building Owners

Access practical resources to help maintain safer dryer vent systems across your properties.

Fire Departments

Find educational resources to support community risk reduction and dryer vent safety outreach.

Housing & Community Organizations

Get information to help educate residents, support safer housing, and promote dryer vent safety in your communities.

Resources

Resources for safer buildings

Practical tools and information to help you support dryer vent safety in your organization.

Build a dryer vent maintenance plan

Learn key considerations for developing a consistent approach to dryer vent inspection and maintenance at your properties.

Educate residents and staff

Access ready-to-use educational materials and guidance to help raise awareness about dryer vent safety.

Connect with qualified professionals

Find NDVSA-certified providers in your area who have completed professional training in dryer vent system inspection, cleaning, and maintenance.

A Practical Framework

A practical framework for your organization

Follow these steps to strengthen your dryer vent safety program.

1

Assess your properties

Review your buildings, dryer vent systems, and current practices to identify needs and risks.

2

Set an inspection and maintenance schedule

Develop a consistent approach based on your properties and usage.

3

Use qualified service providers

Work with NDVSA-certified professionals who have completed training in dryer vent safety.

4

Keep records and communicate with residents

Maintain documentation and share important information with residents and staff.

Need help identifying the right resources?

Contact NDVSA for general guidance on resources and next steps for your organization.

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Help advance dryer vent safety nationwide

Support a safer built environment by promoting professional training and public education in your community.