Dryer Vent Cleaning & Replacement
The #1 cause of dryer fires is the one thing nobody checks.
The U.S. Fire Administration reports roughly 2,900 home clothes-dryer fires a year, and failure to clean the vent is the leading cause. A clogged vent also makes every load take longer, wears out your dryer, and can back carbon monoxide into the home with gas dryers. We clean the entire run — from the dryer to the outside wall or roof — and replace any foil, plastic or crushed sections with rigid metal.
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Problems we fix every day
- Clothes take two cycles to dry
- Dryer is hot to the touch or shuts off mid-cycle
- Burning smell in the laundry room
- Lint around the exterior vent flap, or the flap won’t open
- Foil or white plastic vent hose (a fire code violation in most areas)
- Long vent runs, second-floor laundry, or roof terminations
- No cleaning in the last 12 months
Services
Rotary brush and high-velocity air from the dryer to the exterior termination.
Rigid or semi-rigid metal duct replacing foil, plastic or crushed sections.
Shorter, safer runs when the original install was done wrong.
New termination caps that seal and keep pests out.
Measured before and after, so you know it worked.
What it typically costs
Ranges reflect what most homeowners pay nationwide. Your technician gives you an exact written quote on site — and nothing starts until you approve it.
| Service | Typical price |
|---|---|
| Standard vent cleaning | $99 – $189 |
| Roof or long-run cleaning | $179 – $279 |
| Vent line replacement | $189 – $549 |
| Exterior hood replacement | $79 – $149 |
Simple on purpose.
Call or request a quote
Tell us the ZIP and what's wrong. A real dispatcher confirms your details and gives you the earliest window — usually today or tomorrow.
A specialist arrives
You get the technician’s name and ETA. They diagnose, then give you a written, itemized quote. Nothing starts until you approve it.
Fixed, cleaned up, guaranteed
Work is completed on the spot in most cases, the area is left clean, and the job is backed by our workmanship guarantee.
Dryer Vent Cleaning: questions we hear most
How often should a dryer vent be cleaned?
Once a year for most households; every 6 months for large families, pets, or long vent runs.
Can I do it myself?
You can clean the first few feet with a kit. Most lint collects in the elbows and at the exterior termination, which needs professional equipment to reach.
Do you handle roof terminations?
Yes — second-floor and roof-terminated vents are common and we clean them from both ends.
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