Services
Dryer Vent Cleaning
Full dryer vent line cleaning — faster drying, lower bills, and a real fire-risk reduction.
A clogged dryer vent is one of the most common — and most preventable — causes of house fires in America. Lint builds up a little with every load, the vent line chokes, drying times stretch, the dryer overheats and your energy bill climbs. Most homeowners never see it happening because it is all inside the wall.
We clean the entire vent line from the dryer to the exterior cap with rotary brushes sized to your duct, clear the lint trap housing and transition hose, and check the outside flapper and airflow before we leave. Clothes dry faster, the dryer runs cooler, and the fire risk drops back to where it should be.
What's included
- Entire vent line cleaned — not just the first few feet
- Airflow measured at the exterior cap before and after
- Lint trap housing and transition hose cleared and checked
- Bird nests and crushed or disconnected lines found and flagged
- Bundle it free with a full air duct cleaning during the seasonal offer
Book Your Duct Cleaning
Tell us what you need and we'll call you back to confirm. Rather talk now? (855) 640-0404 — answered 24/7.
How it works
Our Process
Airflow baseline
We measure airflow at the exterior vent cap to see how blocked the line really is.
Full-line rotary cleaning
Brushes run the complete length of the line while the vacuum captures the lint.
Connections checked
Transition hose, fittings and the exterior cap are inspected and reseated.
Airflow re-check
We measure again so you can see the difference, and note the date for your next annual cleaning.
Questions
Dryer Vent Cleaning — FAQs
How often should a dryer vent be cleaned?
Once a year for most households. Large families, pet owners and long vent runs should stay on a strict annual schedule.
What are the warning signs of a clogged vent?
Loads taking two cycles, clothes hot but still damp, a burning smell, the laundry room getting humid, or the exterior flapper barely opening while the dryer runs.
My vent exits on the roof — can you still clean it?
Yes. Roof-exit and long-run vents are common in this area and are exactly the ones that clog worst. We clean them safely from the proper access points.
Is dryer vent cleaning really a fire issue?
Yes — lint is highly flammable and a restricted vent traps heat at the dryer. Fire departments and dryer manufacturers both recommend annual cleaning.