Clean & Safe Ventilation All Year Round
Did you know that a significant number of home fires are caused by clogged dryer vents? The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) reports that dryers and washing machines cause an average of 15,970 fires each year, with dryers causing 92% of them and an average of $200 million in property damage.
To prevent dryer fires, ensure that your dryer ventilation is always clean and well-connected.
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- Straight pipe
- One bend or angle
- Running to the wall
$199
Type I
- Mixed or straight pipe
- Two bends or angles
- Running to the wall or beneath the floor
$299
Type II
- Mixed pipe
- Multiple bends or angles
- Running to the wall, attic, roof or beneath the floor
$349
Type III
- Individual requests
- Complex design
- Basic business vents
- Basic commercial vents
$399
Type IV
Affordable Ventilation Cleaning We Offer
Affordable Ventilation Cleaning We Offer
- Straight pipe
- One bend or angle
- Running to the wall
$199
Type I
- Mixed or straight pipe
- Two bends or angles
- Running to the wall or beneath the floor
$299
Type II
- Mixed pipe
- Multiple bends or angles
- Running to the wall, attic, roof or beneath the floor
$349
Type III
- Individual requests
- Complex design
- Basic business vents
- Basic commercial vents
$399
Type IV
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Types of Ventilation
Ventilation is straight with no angles or bends, typically placed on the floor or running straight to the wall from the dryer to the exterior.
Ventilation may have one or two angles, sometimes running beneath the floor. The exhaust exits through the wall and is easily accessible.
Ventilation often have multiple angles and can run beneath the floor, within walls, or up into the attic. The exhaust may exit through the wall, roof, or attic.
Ventilation encompass commercial setups or those with numerous issues that require assessment by an experienced professional on-site. May run to the wall, roof, or extend into the basement.
Price may vary.
Price may vary.
What is dryer ventilation?
Dryer ventilation is a crucial pipe connected to the dryer appliance, designed to expel hot, humid air generated during the drying process. Along with the air, tiny particles from clothes accumulate in the pipe and need a clear path for efficient airflow.
When should I clean the dryer ventilation?
Over time, the ventilation pipe can become obstructed with particles and dust, hindering the free flow of moist air. This obstruction can lead to damp clothes even after multiple drying cycles. If you're experiencing persistent dampness, it's time to clean the ventilation!
How often should I clean the dryer vent?
Cleaning the dryer vent is recommended 1-2 times a year, depending on usage frequency. For individuals living alone with occasional dryer use, one preventative cleaning per year is generally sufficient. Families with children and pets, using the dryer daily or more frequently, should consider cleaning the ventilation at least once every 6 months.
Explore our maintenance plan, which offers a cost-effective solution with our kittens visiting every six months for exceptional service.
Explore our maintenance plan, which offers a cost-effective solution with our kittens visiting every six months for exceptional service.
How much is the cost of dryer vent cleaning?
This labor-intensive task requires a thorough inspection and a dedicated approach from our technicians. Some pipes, neglected for years, may be heavily soiled, while others may require special attention in the attic or crawl space. We aim to simplify and make it affordable: $125 per hour with a minimum 2-hour appointment time. Additional charges may apply for work on the roof, attic, or crawl space.
How can I schedule dryer ventilation cleaning?
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