Apache Junction dryer vent cleaning starts at $129 on a published menu, and the number you see before we come out is the number you pay once we are there.
Three kinds of runs, one list. Older site-built houses here mostly vent out a side wall, some go up through the roof, and manufactured homes often run it under the floor. All three are priced off the menu below.
Finding the line comes first. Before any rods go in, we work out where the duct travels and how it ends, and that tracing is part of the job.
Brushed from the dryer to open air. A rotary brush spins against the duct wall on its way through, and the packed lint gets pulled out instead of shoved deeper.
About 95% of the time, a slow dryer in town comes down to the vent line or a lint trap housing stuffed with lint under the screen, which is why those two pieces are the core of every package.
Price it in about a minute in the quote tool.
Nobody crawls under an Apache Junction manufactured home to check the dryer line, so those under-floor runs tend to hold more lint than any other kind we clean in town.
Every so often the run stops short behind the skirting instead of reaching outside, and lint has been settling under the house for years. When we find that, we show you. A section that has pulled apart under the floor needs a vent repair, which we do not offer, and you hear that before paying for a cleaning that would not help.
Tell us when you book. Mention a manufactured home in the quote tool or on the phone and we plan the visit around an under-floor run.
Your hose behind the machine. A hose with no tears gets reattached at no charge. A torn or flattened one stays off. If you upgrade to semi-rigid aluminum, any connection we made that ever works loose gets a free fix.
Common Apache Junction layouts, added up from our posted prices so you can see where yours lands.
Manufactured home in the Lost Dutchman area, under-floor run, crushed hose, loaded lint trap housing: full service is $327, and the $350 visit minimum brings the visit to $350.
1980s site-built home in the Superstition Foothills area, short sidewall run, plus air ducts with 8 supply vents and 2 returns: $129 for the vent and 10 × $55.25 = $552.50 for the ducts at the online rate, for $681.50.
Horse property with a long run to a roof cap and a packed lint trap housing, plus a condenser coil cleaning: $228 for the line and housing and $200 for the condenser, which comes to $428.
Seasonal home in a 55+ park, vent only: a basic $129 cleaning on its own is billed at the $350 minimum.
Ten or more homes in one park or on one street, same day: everyone in the group drops to commercial per-unit rates. Send a text to (480) 389-8415 with roughly how many homes.
Please reach us at (480) 389-8415 if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Basic is $129. Adding either the lint trap housing or a semi-rigid hose makes it $228, and doing both with the line is $327.
The week you get back, before the first big load. A line that sat unused for months is the kind birds move into, and a nest is better cleared before the dryer starts pushing heat at it.
No. Vent pricing is set at our floor already, so nothing comes off. Air ducts booked for the same visit still get the online rate.
About 30 minutes on an average line. A long under-floor run, or adding the lint trap housing, stretches that.
Every 10 months or so for most households, and closer to every 4 to 6 months in a house with lots of laundry, kids, or pets. Desert wind off the Superstitions pushes dust into the vent cover too, so many homes here do better on the shorter end.
Probably not. No heat is an appliance problem, and we will say so before charging you for a cleaning.
Apartments, condos, HOAs, and laundromats are priced per unit: $79 under 50 units, $69 for 50 to 99, $59 at 100 or more, $99 for stacked units, and $65 per machine in a laundromat. Across the greater Phoenix Metro.
“Got an amazing amount of junk out. Now our clothes dry!”
“Pfaff cleaning co did an amazing job on my carpet! … Looks amazing! Also did my dryer vent and they got a birds nest out!!! 100% recommend!”
“Blake and Marissa were exceptionally professional and courteous and did a great job cleaning out our dryer vents! They communicated the window of their arrival and updated us to let us know when they would be coming.”
Or call (480) 389-8415 and we will tell you what your Apache Junction vent runs.