The Clean
$149
Simple side-wall run · plus tax
Washington County service area
Washington-area homes, including newer construction toward McMurray and Peters Township, often pair second-floor laundry with long chases and several turns.
Dryer vents are not all alike. A short first-floor vent through a side wall takes different access than a second-floor run, an interior chase, or a roof exit. We classify the job by those details so you can understand the price before the work starts.
If your dryer is taking longer, running hot, leaving lint near the outside cap, or has not been cleaned recently, tell us what you notice. We will help determine the right next step for your Washington property.
Straight answers
Homeowners should know the price before they book.
The Clean
$149
Simple side-wall run · plus tax
The Long Run
$199
Longer or harder access · plus tax
The Roof
$249
Roof-exit vent · plus tax
| Job detail | The Clean · $149 + tax | The Long Run · $199 + tax | The Roof · $249 + tax |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dryer location | Ground or first floor | Second floor or higher | Any |
| Vent path | Straight out a side wall | Through a crawl space, attic, or interior chase | Up through the roof |
| Run length | Under 15 feet | Over 15 feet | Any |
| Turns in the duct | Two or fewer | Three or more | Any |
| Cap access | Reachable from the ground | Needs an extension ladder | On the roof |
Any single item in a column sets the price. If your dryer sits on the second floor, it is a Long Run even when the run is short. Stacked and closet units are Long Run regardless of length.
The Roof is $279 plus tax if the pitch is steep or the house is tall. We will tell you which before we start.
The number we say on the walk-through is the number on the invoice. If we misjudge it, that is on us.
Common questions
Many homes benefit from annual cleaning, but run length, dryer use, pets, and the number of turns can change that. Slower drying is a reason to have it checked sooner.
Long drying cycles, a hot laundry room, a burning smell, lint around the outside cap, or a dryer that shuts off can all point to restricted airflow.
Yes. Roof exits are priced separately because safe access and the vent path require different work. A steep roof or tall house is $279 plus tax, confirmed before work starts.
Second floor, over 15 feet, three or more turns, or a cap you cannot reach from the ground. Any one of those makes it $199 plus tax. Tell us the floor and where it vents out when you book and we will tell you the price before we come.
We will review the details and get back to you today, usually within a couple hours.