Dryer vent cleaning, roof vents included
Lint collects along the whole run, not just at the back of the dryer. On a two-story coastal home that run often goes up and out the roof, which is where most companies stop and where the worst buildup sits. We do the whole line and show you the before and after.
4.9 from 247 Google reviewsGA License CR110616
- Rated
- 4.9 from 247 Google reviews
- Licensed
- GA License CR110616
- Priced
- Flat rate, approved before we start
- Open
- Mon–Fri, 8–5 · call or text
Signs yours needs it
- Clothes take two cycles to dry
- The dryer or the laundry room is hot to stand in
- A burning smell when the dryer runs
- The exterior flap does not open, or is packed solid
- Birds or rodents getting into the vent termination
- It has been more than a year and the household does a lot of laundry
What we do
- Disconnect and clean the transition duct behind the dryer
- Rotary brush and vacuum the full run, including vertical and roof sections
- Clear and inspect the exterior or roof termination, and the flap or cap
- Check for crushed, disconnected or improperly screwed sections
- Before and after photos, every time
Customers on this kind of work
4.9 stars across 247 Google reviews.
“I bought a house from previous owners who never cleaned the system. The results are night and day!”
“They provided a detailed and clear written analysis with pics for our information! Definitely above the rest of those competitors out there.”
Questions about dryer vent cleaning
How often does a dryer vent need cleaning?
Once a year for most households, more often with a long run, a large family, or pets. If drying times are climbing, do not wait for the calendar.
Do you handle roof vents?
Yes. Roof-terminated runs are the ones that matter most here, and they are included.
Need service this week?
We run Monday–Friday, 8:00–5:00. Need a time you can plan around? Ask for the 8am appointment.