What does dryer vent cleaning cost?

Our prices

Every visit includes:

• The whole vent run, from the dryer to the exterior cap
• The lint trap housing and the dryer exhaust port
• Airflow measured before and after, with the dryer running
• A written report before we leave

There is no charge for the length of the run, the number of bends, or the time it takes.

Basic or Premium: which one you need

Basic cleans the full vent run end to end, and the exterior cap. It fits most homes that are cleaned about once a year.

Premium adds a deep clean inside the dryer, the bottom pan and the area around the motor, where lint gets past the trap, and a bore-scope look along the full run. It fits a dryer that is slow, hot or overdue, or a vent nobody has cleaned in years.

Why one flat rate, and not by the foot

Many companies price a dryer vent cleaning by the foot, by the hour, or after an inspection fee, so the real number only shows up once someone is standing in your laundry room. We think that is backwards. A long roof run takes us longer than a short wall run, but planning for that is our job, not a surprise on your bill.

So the price you book is the price you pay for the cleaning. The only thing that can change it is an extra you agree to on the spot, like a new transition duct, and we show you why before we add it. If nothing needs replacing, nothing is added.

Extras, only where they apply

• Transition duct. The short flexible piece behind the dryer. If yours is crushed, torn or thin foil, we replace it.
• Exterior cover. A new outside vent cover when the old one is broken or has lost its flap.
• Condo and high-rise surcharge. For a unit in a condo or high-rise building, for the extra time that parking, check-in and the elevator take.

We tell you before we add anything, and you can say no.

Multi-unit and commercial

Buildings, communities and businesses are quoted after a site visit, because the job depends on the property. Request a quote and tell us about it.

Questions about price