Dryer vent cleaning

The one that actually starts fires.

Lint packs into the run behind the dryer until the heat has nowhere to go. It is a short job, it is not expensive, and it is the one most people forget until the clothes stop drying in one cycle.

Justin and Ryan with the green van outside a customer's home
Usually done inside an hour.
Ground level vents only.Ground level only. We do not do roof vents or anything twenty feet up. If yours comes out of the roof, we are not the right call and we would rather tell you now than turn up and charge you for the trip.

What it costs.

Flat prices, same as everything else here.

  • Dryer vent, on its own or with a carpet cleanGround level, start to finish
    $129
  • Dryer vent with an air duct cleanThe van is already there for the ducts and the gear is already out
    $69
Doing both at once is the cheap way

Getting the dryer vent done on the same visit as your ducts drops it to $69, because the van is already outside and the gear is already out, and then 10% comes off the rest of the visit for booking both. Ducts and a vent together come to $365 rather than the $458 two separate trips would cost, which is $93 back in your pocket for booking them together. The duct half of that is a normal single furnace home with up to 25 vents and returns. Price your ducts.

What will my dryer vent cost?One question, because there is only one thing that stops us doing it.
1. Where does the vent come out of the house?Ground level only. We do not do roof vents or anything twenty feet up.
Your price
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Worth doing together.

A vent on its own is a short job and a fair chunk of what it costs is the driving, so booking it on the same visit as your ducts drops it to $69. Adding carpet does not change the vent price, but it does put 10% on the visit. Add either on the card and you will see the whole thing priced in one number.

Ground level only

Ground level only. We do not do roof vents or anything twenty feet up.

The questions we get.

How do I know mine needs doing?

Clothes taking two cycles to dry is the usual first sign. So is the top of the dryer running hot, a burning smell when it is going, or lint showing up around the outside vent flap. If it has been a few years and you have never had it done, it needs doing.

Why does it matter?

Lint is extremely flammable and a blocked run traps the heat that is meant to leave the house. Beyond the fire risk, a clogged vent makes the dryer work far harder than it needs to, which costs you in electricity and in the life of the machine.

What if my vent is on the roof?

Then we cannot help, and we will say so on the phone rather than after we arrive. Roof and high level vents carry too much liability for a three person crew, so we stick to what we can do properly and safely from the ground.

How long does it take?

Usually under an hour on its own. If we are already at the house for something else, it adds very little to the visit.

Short job. Worth doing.

Ground level vents, a flat price, and an honest answer about whether yours needs it at all.

763-772-7550

Monday to Friday, 8am to 4pm