Dryer Vent Cleaning — Only $225

The $225 deal includes a complete dryer vent cleaning service: full vent line inspection, professional lint and debris removal using rotary brush and vacuum equipment, exterior vent cap check and cleaning, airflow testing before and after, dryer reconnection, and a written summary of findings. No hidden charges — everything is covered in the flat rate.

Yes, and it's one of the most underestimated hazards in the home. Lint is highly flammable, and a blocked vent traps heat that can ignite it inside the duct. The U.S. Fire Administration reports approximately 2,900 dryer fires annually, causing an estimated $35 million in property damage. Annual professional cleaning is the single most effective preventive measure.

The National Fire Protection Association recommends at least once per year for most households. If you do five or more loads per week, have pets that shed, or your vent run is longer than 15 feet with bends, every 6 months is a safer interval. Our technician will advise on the ideal schedule for your specific setup after the cleaning.

DIY kits only reach the first 2 to 3 feet of the duct. Most residential vent runs are 10 to 25 feet long, with bends and transitions where lint accumulates deepest. Our rotary brush system extends through the full duct path, and paired with industrial vacuum extraction, it removes debris that no consumer kit can access. Professional cleaning is the only way to ensure the entire vent line is clear.

A standard dryer vent cleaning typically takes 45 to 75 minutes. Longer vent runs, heavy lint buildup, or vents with multiple elbows may take a bit longer. We also factor in time to inspect the duct for damage, improper flex hose, and bird or pest nests, so you get a complete picture of your vent's condition.

In most cases, yes. Long drying times are the most common symptom of a clogged vent. When airflow is restricted, moist air can't escape, so clothes stay damp cycle after cycle. After a professional cleaning, the vast majority of customers see drying times return to normal — one cycle for a full load. If the issue persists, it may point to a dryer repair problem, and we'll flag that for you.

Yes. We handle standard side-wall vents, rooftop terminations, and extended vent runs in condos, townhouses, and multi-unit buildings. For rooftop access or unusually long runs, let us know when you book so we can bring the appropriate equipment and schedule the right amount of time.