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Dryer vent cleaning

Shorter dry times. Lower fire risk.

The lint screen catches most of the lint, not all of it. The rest packs into the vent line behind the wall. We clear the whole run from the dryer to the outside, so your dryer breathes again.

  • Full vent line
  • Behind the dryer
  • Outside vent hood
  • Airflow check
  • Bird nests removed
License
WA [License #]
Insurance
[Insurance details]
Hours
[Business hours]
Service area
Seattle & the Eastside
Safe

Chimneys swept and inspected, so every fire burns the way it should.

Dry

Gutters and roofs kept clear, so rain goes where it belongs.

Clean

Floors covered, work areas contained, and nothing left behind.

Clear

Photos of what we find, and a written price before any repair.

What's included

From the dryer to the outside wall.

Cleaning only the first few feet doesn't solve the problem. We clean the entire run.

01

Full vent line

The whole duct brushed and vacuumed, including long runs through walls, floors, crawl spaces, and attics.

02

Behind the dryer

The transition hose and the dryer's exhaust outlet cleared, and crushed or kinked hose pointed out.

03

Outside vent hood

The exterior hood and flap cleaned of lint and nests, and checked to make sure the flap opens freely.

04

Airflow check

Airflow checked before and after, so you can see the difference.

Warning signs

Is your dryer telling you something?

A clogged vent shows itself in a few ways. Any one of these is worth a look.

Sign 01

Clothes take two cycles

When moist air can't get out, clothes stay damp. Long dry times are the most common sign of a blocked vent.

  • Loads still damp
  • Longer and longer cycles
  • Higher energy use
Sign 02

The dryer runs hot

The top of the dryer, the clothes, or the laundry room feels much hotter than usual, or the dryer shuts off mid-cycle.

  • Hot to the touch
  • Burning smell
  • Shuts off early
Sign 03

Nothing comes out outside

With the dryer running, the flap on the outside wall barely opens, or there's lint built up around it.

  • Flap stays closed
  • Lint around the hood
  • Birds or nests

How it works

A simple visit. No surprises.

Four of the six steps happen before any work begins, so you always know what's being done and why.

  1. 01

    Book a visit

    Tell us what you need and where you are. We confirm a day and an arrival window.

  2. 02

    We arrive & protect

    Floors and furniture near the fireplace are covered, and outdoor work areas are set up safely.

  3. 03

    We look first

    Before any tools come out, we check the chimney, gutters, roof, or vent and take photos.

  4. 04

    Clear price

    You see what we found. If anything beyond the booked service is needed, you get the price first.

  5. Work ▼
  6. 05

    The work

    The job you approved, done carefully and by the book.

  7. 06

    Cleanup & report

    We clean up, haul away debris, and walk you through what was done, with photos.

FAQ

Dryer vent questions.

Anything else, ask us when you book.

01How often should a dryer vent be cleaned?

About once a year for most households. Large families, homes with pets, and dryers with long vent runs often need it more often.

02Is a clogged dryer vent really a fire hazard?

Yes. Lint is highly flammable, and a blocked vent makes the dryer run hotter. Failure to clean is a leading cause of home dryer fires.

03My vent runs a long way to the outside. Can you still clean it?

Yes. Long runs through crawl spaces, attics, and between floors are the ones that clog first, and we have the rods and brushes to clean their full length.

04Should my flexible foil or plastic vent hose be replaced?

Usually, yes. Plastic and thin foil hose sags, crushes, and traps lint. Rigid or semi-rigid metal duct moves air better and is what dryer manufacturers call for.

Ready to cross it off the list?

Tell us what your home needs. We'll confirm a time and take it from there.