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Rotary brush cleaning inside a dryer vent line

Dryer Vent Cleaning

Faster dry times, lower power bills, and one less fire risk hiding in your walls.

Vent & Duct Care

Lint Is Kindling. Evict It.

Every load of laundry sends fibers past the trap into the vent line, and when the line clogs, heat builds where you can’t see it. Dryer fires are among the most common house fires in the country — and among the most preventable.

Utah homes make it worse: long vent runs in newer Daybreak and Saratoga Springs builds, roof terminations that clog unnoticed, and heavy winter drying loads when nothing goes out on the line. If clothes take two cycles, the vent — not the dryer — is usually the problem.

We rotary-brush the full run, clean the termination cap, verify airflow before and after, and show you the lint we pulled. Most visits take under an hour and pay for themselves in shorter dry times. While we’re there, we check the transition duct and outside termination — the two spots cheap builder-grade parts fail first. It’s the fastest safety upgrade on our menu.

Inside of dryer vent clogged with lint before cleaning

What’s Included

Full-Run Vent Cleaning

The same mess-free, photo-documented approach we bring to every chimney.

  • Rotary brushing of the entire vent run
  • Lint trap housing & blower cavity cleaning
  • Transition duct inspection & replacement
  • Termination cap & bird guard cleaning
  • Airflow measurement before & after
  • Photo documentation of removed lint
  • Dryer connector & gas shutoff visual check

How We Work

Disconnect. Brush. Test.

Disconnect

We pull the dryer out, inspect the transition duct and connector, and protect the laundry area before any brushing starts.

Brush

A rotary brush on flexible rods scours the full length of the run — around bends, up to roof terminations — into a waiting vacuum.

Test

Airflow is measured before and after, the termination cap is cleaned, and you see the pile of lint that came out of your walls.

From the Field

The Lint We Pull Out

Clogged runs, rotary brushes and the piles that explain those two-cycle dry times.

Pile of lint removed during dryer vent cleaning
pile of removed dryer lint on drop cloth
Lint pile removed from dryer vent with power drill
lint pile in front of dryer with power drill
Clean wall vent outlet after professional lint removal
clean wall vent outlet after lint removal

Good Questions

Dryer Vent FAQs

How often should a dryer vent be cleaned?
Once a year for most households, and every six months for big families, heavy winter drying loads, or long vent runs with bends. If clothes take two cycles, the top of the dryer feels hot, or the laundry room gets humid, do not wait for the anniversary — the vent is already overdue.
Why does my dryer take two cycles to dry clothes?
Nine times out of ten it is a clogged vent, not a dying dryer. When moist air cannot escape, clothes just tumble in humidity. Long vent runs in newer Utah builds clog faster than short ones. After a proper brushing and airflow test, most dryers go back to one cycle per load.
Can't I just clean the lint trap myself?
The trap catches a lot, but not everything — fibers slip past and pack into the vent line, the blower housing and the termination cap outside. A brush kit from the hardware store helps on short straight runs, but rotary brushing the full length, plus a before-and-after airflow test, is what actually clears it.

One Visit · Under an Hour

One Cycle Should Be Enough

If your dryer needs two rounds, your vent needs us. Book a full-run cleaning and get your dry times — and your peace of mind — back today.

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