Depending on usage, it is recommended to maintenance clean your dryer vent at least once a year.

A: A deep clean process includes a thorough cleaning of the entire vent system using flexible rotary equipment, negative air, and a power vacuum, typically done every 1-3 years depending on usage and intended to remove heavy lint buildups and vent clogs. A maintenance cleaning is effective for up to 7 linear feet and involves a quick check and removal of light surface lint buildup using negative air pressure, often done once or twice a year to prevent heavier lint buildups and help prevent fire hazards.

No, dryer vent cleaning focuses on the vent system, not the inside of the dryer machine.

Air ducts should be cleaned every 3-5 years, depending on usage and environmental factors.

A: Every house has a different HVAC system, layout of vents, state and condition, access, material, and length. Therefore, we offer personalized quotes based on your specific needs. Generally, the cost can vary between $35-$85 per linear foot. Please contact us to set an appointment for an inspection and a personalized quote.

For any wall-inserted, attic, or crawlspace vent, sheet metal vents are recommended to comply with local code. Flexible vents are designed to connect the dryer machine to the sheet metal wall hookup and are not recommended for lengths over 8 feet. We highly recommend replacing any flexible vents with an outdoor or wall contact with a safer and proper fire-resistant and fire rated sheet metal vent.

A:Depending on access, an attic inspection involves a visual check of HVAC air ducts, dryer vents, moisture vents, structure, and insulation in the attic.

Every house has a different layout of vents, state and condition, access, material, and length. Therefore, we offer personalized quotes based on your specific needs. Generally, the cost can vary between $10-$35 per linear foot. Please contact us to set an appointment for an inspection and a personalized quote.

For a Maintenance Chimney Sweep, the standard cost is typically $349.

For a Deep Chimney Sweep, a technician must conduct an inspection at the service address to determine the appropriate cleaning method, required equipment, personnel, and access points for both the inlet and outlet. The price is calculated based on these factors, as well as the length of the chimney. The cost typically ranges between $25 to $35 per linear foot of the chimney sweep.

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Since working on vents is technical and labor-intensive, the time required can vary. Dryer vent cleaning can take between 15 minutes to several hours, while air duct cleaning can take between 30 minutes to several hours, depending on the system’s state and condition, layout, access, and the type of cleaning needed.

A Maintenance Chimney Sweep focuses on the routine cleaning of the fireplace and chimney inlet, including a power vacuum of the fireplace area and a maintenance sweep of up to 5 feet from the damper flap. This service is designed to remove light debris and soot buildup, ensuring the chimney functions safely for regular use. On the other hand, a Deep Chimney Sweep is a more comprehensive cleaning process. It involves the full length of the chimney duct and uses a powered rotor brush to thoroughly remove accumulated creosote and other fire hazards from the chimney walls. This cleaning may be conducted from the inlet, outlet, or both, depending on the chimney’s design and accessibility, and is essential for chimneys with heavy buildup or long-term neglect.