DryerJack Extra Clearance
Mill Finish

I ordered this roof jack specifically due to it's industry leading low restriction. It's very sturdy and does it's job well. Our remodel left us with the roof as our only venting option. If your dryer is a lint generator like ours, do yourself a solid and spring for the extra lint trap so your lint doesn't end up on the roof.

My Old Vent had a screen in it that Plugged up. This caused moisture to condense in my attic especially when the outside temperature was so cold. The moisture soaked insulation, stained drywall etc. There was so much moisture that it was raining in the attic. This design has no screen and has a duct extension for direct connection. Installer needs to insulate any exposed piping in the attic. I installed 2 of these one for the dryer and one for the bathroom vent. One of the Dryer Jacks had a spot weld that had popped loose, my roofer fixed it for me.

I installed on a flat roof and it works perfectly!! Solid construction, easy installation. Thanks!

This is amazing, my drying time went from an hour and a half to 20 maybe 30 minutes. The clothes are softer with less shrinkage. Dryer, Steel Flex Duct, Ecco LintTrap, Flapper Gate Box for inside heat, Duct to Offset Duct to DryerJack.

Since purchasing our home over 13 years ago, we have had certain 'issues' with our dryer vent which vents through the roof. When we purchased a new, efficient front loader washer & dryer, I thought certain aspects would be 'better'. I was wrong. When we had our roof replaced about 3 years ago, I discussed with the roofing company, the issues that I had with the dryer vent - which entailed going on the roof for 2 reasons: 1 - to clear the lint off of the screen - which had to be done on a very regular basis; 2 - to clear the snow away in the winter so that I could use my dryer. The roofing company said that there were no better options, so for the past 3 years (since replacing our roof), either me or my husband have still had to go up on the roof to clear the screen on a regular basis; and to clear the snow when needed in the winter. I found your In-O-Vate 486 Dryer Vent Extra Clearance Model on line. My husband felt it looked to be a good product and we purchased it. Our roofing company was not terribly cooperative in replacing it; so we had our chimney professional do the work. Your vent is awesome. -First, no more clearing the screen - because there is none and we have since found out that a screen on a dryer vent is a fire hazard! The damper on the DryerJack opens when in use and closes when idle to keep out pests. I do hope that the damper door works properly for years to come. -Second, we had quite a bit of snow several weeks back, and the height and shape of the vent worked as we had hoped - we did not have to go on the roof to clear snow - the vent worked and cleared its own area - yea! I can supply pictures if you are interested. -Finally - a real surprising and huge plus - my dryer has never worked so efficiently. My dryer dries twice as fast as it ever has! I am guessing that the airflow is so much better. I am thrilled with the DryerJack Innovate Goose Neck 486 Dryer Vent. I wish that roofers cared about the products that they consider 'ancillary' to installing a roof. Your vent was no more money than the vent that they purchased from a large retail store; yet, your vent works properly and efficiently. Thank you for a great product! And - BTW, I am very happy to see that it is made in the USA! Sincerely, Barbara in New Jersey PS - The owner of roofing company came out and looked at our new DryerJack vent - and he was impressed.

This vent replaced a residential dryer vent pipe that was over 35ft. long with five elbows. They had to run the dryer through several cycles to dry towels and linen. The dryer pipe was almost completely blocked with lint when I disassembled it. Now the dryer line is 11ft. long going straight up and works perfectly. The dryer only needs one cycle to dry laundry and no longer smells of burning cloth. Great product!

When our roofers replaced our roof and replaced our old dryer vent on the roof, they used a vent that was not made for venting dryers. We had to replace the heating element in our dryer. After that I search for a better dryer vent. I found the BEST DRYER VENT at In-O-Vate....the goosemeck dryer jack. It is working wonderfully! I LOVE IT!

We live in a high snow area. I really enjoy having the increased venting for my dryer. There was a vent installed that was not meant to go on the roof. All last winter we had to run the dryer a lot longer because of inefficient air flow. I would like to see this model in available in our local stores.

I purchased the gooseneck version as recommended for a tile roof installation, however I should have purchased the standard version. To meet code flashing must be installed on top of the roofing paper and on top of the tile - effectively two layers of flashing. To achieve this the roofer builds a small wood frame and installs flashing at the paper level, and then mounts the vent on top of the box at the tile level. Overall the installation still looks clean and doesn't protrude as much as you might think. Because of the installation method I could have used the standard profile vent, not the gooseneck. The vent works as advertised. The LG gas dryer I have has a "flow sense" feature that indicates there is no restrictions in the vent (20' run w/ two 45 bends). Overall I'm pleased with the product and have recommended it to both my roofer and my HVAC contractors.

We bought the Dryer Jack to be used as part of a small remodeling project. Re-routing our dryer vent through the roof over our garage was the best option. After a lot of research we chose the Dryer Jack. It is very well made and the design is ingenious! Works very well. If you need to vent your dryer through the roof...this is the only way to go.

The DryerJack is designed to provide minimal resistance to air and to keep birds from making nests. Also, there is a panel that can be removed to make it easier to remove any lint build-up. Nice product.

We had a roof vent for our dryer that clogged up constantly. It had a screen to keep squirrels out. But we couldn't dry clothes. So we viewed the online videos about the DryerJack and ordered one. Because we are in Michigan and get snow, we ordered the extra clearance model. It is working beautifully. Our vent hose run is short, about 8 ft, but has three 90 degree turns in it. So the no-back-pressure design of the DryerJack is great. It was nice that it came in brown to go with our roof.

A roofing specialist replaced my original dryer vent with a DryerJack on June 29 on my tile roof. All I can say is my DryerJack works great. The original vent had 1/4 inch wire mesh over the opening to keep critters out, but the mesh would constantly get plugged with lint from the dryer, no matter how often the lint trap was cleaned. I was resigned to cleaning the vent about every four to six weeks to order to keep our dryer working properly.