Dryer Vent Cleaning
Cleaning and removal of lint buildup from dryer vent lines.
Under 10 ft, with another service
$129
- Over 10 ft, with another service
- $199
- Under 10 ft, on its own
- $199
- Over 10 ft, on its own
- $269
Over 30 ft: estimate required
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Fixed pricing
Priced per vent, or per run
Dryer vents, supply vents, and return vents cleaned out. Vents are priced individually; dryer runs are priced by length.
Cleaning and removal of lint buildup from dryer vent lines.
Under 10 ft, with another service
$129
Over 30 ft: estimate required
Air duct cleaning for standard-size vents to improve airflow and air quality.
Residential
$29
Per vent
The main return needs more work than a supply vent, and is priced on its own.
Fixed price
$169
Per vent
Both, on every job. It is worth asking any contractor to show you — including us.
Wayne, Oakland and Macomb. Local enough that turning up matters to us.
Where a job can be priced up front, it is — set before we arrive, not after. Where it genuinely depends on what we find, we quote once we have seen the work, because a number given any earlier is a guess.
Maintenance and construction under one roof, so the people who build it are the people you call afterwards.
Air ducts do not need cleaning on a fixed yearly schedule. Cleaning makes more sense when there is visible dust or debris inside the system, contamination, or buildup around the vents. If your ducts look clean and airflow is normal, routine cleaning just because a certain number of years passed is usually unnecessary.
Cleaning can help when dust, debris, or contaminants inside the ductwork are being circulated through the home. Other sources such as moisture or poor filtration may also need to be addressed to fully improve the air quality of your home.
Consider cleaning when you can see substantial dust or debris inside the ducts, particles are blowing from the registers, or the system contains pests or confirmed mold growth. Dust on a vent cover alone does not necessarily mean the ductwork needs cleaning.
Dryer vents need cleaning because lint buildup restricts airflow and can create a fire hazard. Poor airflow also makes the dryer work harder and take longer to dry clothes. Removing lint from the full vent run helps exhaust move outside properly instead of building up inside the duct.
Clothes taking much longer to dry is one of the strongest signs of a restricted dryer vent. The dryer or laundry room may also feel unusually hot, or the outside vent may have weak airflow while the dryer is running. Stop using the dryer if you smell burning or see signs of overheating.
Duct cleaning may reduce dust coming from the HVAC system when buildup inside the ducts is part of the problem. It will not eliminate allergies or household dust by itself. A dirty filter, pets, carpeting, or other indoor sources can keep producing dust even after the ducts are cleaned.
It depends on the size of the house. Up to about 1,500 square feet, expect up to 3 hours. Larger homes usually take 3 to 6 hours.
Do not expect duct cleaning alone to produce a large drop in your heating bill. It can help airflow when heavy debris is restricting the system, but energy costs depend much more on the HVAC equipment, insulation, thermostat settings, and air leakage. Cleaning should be done for actual buildup, not promised as an energy-saving service.
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