Six jobs. No whole-house air duct upsell, no bundled packages you didn’t ask about. If it isn’t the duct between your dryer and the outside wall, it isn’t ours.
Typical visit 45–90 min · Single-family homes
Dryer vent cleaning
The standard job. We clear the full duct run from the dryer to the outside hood, then confirm the airflow actually improved.
Rotary brush run through the entire duct, not just the ends.
Vacuum capture at the dryer connection so lint leaves the house instead of settling in the laundry room.
Exterior hood and damper flap cleared and checked for free movement.
Airflow measured before and after so the improvement is a number, not an opinion.
Before and after photos of your duct, sent to you.
Quoted per job · Rigid metal duct only
Vent repair and rerouting
Crushed, disconnected, or run the long way around. We replace bad duct and shorten the path where the layout allows.
Replacement of crushed or torn flexible duct with smooth rigid metal.
Reconnection of ducts that have separated inside a wall or crawlspace.
Shortening or straightening an over-long run so the dryer vents the way it was designed to.
Correcting foil and plastic duct, which is a fire hazard and fails inspection.
Sealing joints with foil tape rather than screws, which catch lint.
Quoted per job · Includes guard fitting
Bird and rodent nest removal
A vent hood with a broken flap is an open door. We clear what moved in and fit a guard so it does not happen again.
Removal of bird nests, rodent nests, and the debris packed in behind them.
Full duct clean afterwards, since nesting material travels further up the run than people expect.
Replacement of the damaged hood or damper that let them in.
Fitting of a pest guard that blocks entry without choking the airflow.
We do not use poison or traps. This is an exclusion job, not an extermination.
Written report + photos · Escrow timelines accommodated
Inspection only
For escrow, a listing, or a landlord who wants the condition on record. A written report with photos, no cleaning unless you ask.
Camera survey of the duct run with photographs of what is actually in there.
Airflow reading at the exterior hood.
Written findings you can hand to a buyer, seller, or agent.
A clear note on whether the installation meets current code, and where it does not.
If you decide to clean after the report, the inspection is folded into that visit.
Scheduled in blocks · Per-unit documentation
Commercial and HOA
Multi-unit buildings, laundromats, and shared laundry rooms. Scheduled in blocks so you are not coordinating one unit at a time.
Apartment, condo, and HOA buildings with stacked or shared duct runs.
Laundromats and on-site commercial laundry.
Per-unit records so a board or property manager has documentation for each address.
Work scheduled in blocks across a property rather than unit by unit.
Recurring maintenance schedules for properties that need it on a cycle.
Quoted per job · Rigid metal, code-compliant
New vent installation
A new run where there wasn't one, or a full replacement of a run too far gone to repair. Rigid metal, shortest sensible path.
New duct runs for laundry rooms being added or relocated.
Full replacement where the existing run is beyond repair.
Rigid metal duct on the shortest practical path with the fewest bends.
Correct exterior hood with a working damper and no screen across the opening.
Installed to meet current code so it passes inspection.
Not sure which one you need?
Describe what the dryer is doing and where it sits. That’s usually enough for us to tell you over the phone.
