Wall / ground-level vent
Basement or main-floor laundry. Vent exits a side wall. 45–60 min.
Book wall ventTwo flat rates, decided by where your vent exits. No trip charge, no hourly billing, no surprise on the invoice.
Basement or main-floor laundry. Vent exits a side wall. 45–60 min.
Book wall ventSecond-floor laundry. Vent exits the roof. Cap cleared from above. 60–90 min.
Book roof ventStarts at $139. If it turns out to exit through the roof, roof pricing applies — we confirm before any work starts.
Book & we'll checkWe quote these on site before doing anything extra. Most jobs need none of them.
| Optional add-on | What it covers | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Bird nest / animal debris removal | Remove nests and debris packed in the vent run or cap. | $69 |
| Pest-proof vent cover install | Louvered cap with guard so birds and rodents stay out. | $89 |
| Dryer interior lint cleanout | Lint behind the drum, around the heating element and blower. | $49 |
| Replace flexible transition hose | Swap crushed foil/plastic hose for semi-rigid aluminum. | $39 |
| Second dryer at same address | Each additional dryer vent on the same visit. | $89 |
| Camera inspection + photo report | Before/after photos and a note on duct condition. | $29 |
Whole-building cleaning days start at $79 per unit with one invoice, a certificate of insurance and a per-unit report. Details for property managers →
Pay when the job is done — card, cash, Zelle or Venmo. No deposit. You'll get an emailed receipt with before/after airflow numbers and cap photos.
Our flat rate is $139 for a wall or ground-level vent and $199 for a roof vent, with no trip charge or hidden fees. Most Twin Cities companies charge $100–$250 depending on vent location and add trip fees; we publish our pricing so you know the total before you book.
Roof vents require a ladder setup, roof safety gear, clearing the cap from above, and cleaning the vertical run from both ends. It takes longer and carries more risk, so the flat rate is $199 instead of $139.
No. The price you see when you book is the price you pay unless you add optional services on site, which we confirm with you first. No trip charge, no fuel surcharge, no weekend upcharge.
After the job is done and you're satisfied. We accept credit and debit cards, cash, Zelle, and Venmo. No deposit is required to book.
Yes. A second dryer at the same address is $89, and multi-unit buildings start at $79 per unit for scheduled whole-building cleanings. Contact us for a quote on 4 or more units.
We show you the issue and the add-on price before doing anything extra. Bird nest removal is $69. You can always decline the add-on and we will complete the standard cleaning as booked.
A clogged vent adds 15–30 minutes to each load, which for a family doing 8 loads a week is roughly $80–$120 a year in extra electricity or gas, plus a shorter dryer lifespan. One cleaning typically pays for itself within the year before you count fire prevention.
Routine cleaning is maintenance and is not covered. However, some insurers ask about dryer vent maintenance after a fire claim, and documented annual cleaning can help. We email a receipt with before/after notes you can keep on file.
No. Our flat rate covers duct runs up to 35 feet, which includes nearly every home in the metro. If a run is unusually long or has more than four elbows we tell you before starting, and the price stays within the posted range.
Yes, but you don't need one. Pricing is flat and listed on the pricing page. If you tell us whether the vent exits through the roof or the wall, you know your exact price.
If a licensed, insured local competitor offers a lower written price for the same service, send it over and we will match or beat it.
Flat $139 for wall vents, $199 for roof vents. No trip charge. Pay when it's done.