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Dryer Rental in Denver, CO

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A single dryer is $35 a month, $29 for the first month, $100 refundable deposit, delivered free.

The question that decides a dryer rental is always the same one: gas or electric. A 240-volt electric dryer needs a dedicated three- or four-prong outlet that looks obviously different from a normal wall socket. A gas dryer needs a shutoff valve at the wall and still needs a standard outlet for its controls. Whichever you have is what we bring, and the two are not interchangeable without work that goes well beyond a delivery.

The diagram below shows all three side by side. If you are not certain which you have, photograph the wall behind where the dryer sits or would sit. That one photo saves a wasted delivery window more often than anything else we ask for.

Venting is the other thing worth a look. A dryer needs a vent run to the outside, and a crushed, disconnected or heavily lint-clogged duct will make any dryer seem broken. We will tell you what we see when we install.

As with everything we rent, swaps are free for the length of your rental - a working dryer arrives, the failed one goes back with us.

Rentals are billed on autopay: we keep a card on file and charge the monthly rate automatically on the same date each month. Autopay is required.

Three outlet faces compared: a standard 120-volt household outlet with two straight slots and a round ground; a three-prong 240-volt NEMA 10-30 dryer outlet with two angled slots and an L-shaped slot; and a four-prong 240-volt NEMA 14-30 dryer outlet with two angled slots, an L-shaped neutral and a round ground.
If the outlet behind your dryer space looks like the one on the left, it is an ordinary 120-volt household socket and will not run an electric dryer. The two round faces are both 240-volt dryer outlets - older wiring uses the three-prong NEMA 10-30, newer wiring the four-prong NEMA 14-30. A gas dryer needs a shutoff valve at the wall instead, plus a normal 120-volt socket for its controls.

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