What dryer vent cleaning costs in Maricopa, starting at $129.
One menu across every floor plan. A single-story with the laundry on an outside wall and a two-story with the laundry upstairs are both priced off the list below.
Attic runs followed to the end. Two-story plans in Senita, Tortosa, and Homestead often route the duct through interior walls and the attic to a roof cap. We trace it to wherever it exits.
Brush, then pull it out. The rotary brush breaks up lint stuck to the duct walls at each elbow, and we remove it from the line so it does not settle into the next turn.
The lint trap housing below the screen is the other usual suspect. Between that housing and the line, about 95% of slow-drying loads are explained.
Price it in about a minute in the quote tool.
Rancho El Dorado and the first neighborhoods around it date to the early 2000s, so their vents have had the longest to fill. In many of those homes no one has cleaned the line since move-in, and lint has been stacking at the same elbows ever since.
Farmland around the city adds its own share. When the wind picks up, field dust settles at the vent cover and binds with the lint coming out from inside, so the last few feet of the line close up first.
The original hose. Foil or vinyl that came with the house is usually flattened from years of the dryer being pushed back. An intact hose gets reconnected free. A torn one stays off.
Installed so it stays put. We leave enough room behind the dryer that the new line cannot fold, seal and clamp both ends, and come back free if a connection we made ever loosens.
Common Maricopa layouts with the math shown, so you can see where yours lands.
Rancho El Dorado single-story with a flattened original hose, plus air ducts with 9 supply vents and 2 returns: the line and new hose are $228 and the ducts come to 11 × $55.25 = $607.75 online, for $835.75.
Glennwilde two-story whose upstairs dryer vents to the roof, full service, with 13 supply vents and 2 returns added: $327 plus 15 × $55.25 = $828.75, for $1,155.75.
Tortosa home with the line and lint trap housing done, plus condenser and evaporator coils: $228 + $200 + $350 = $778.
Province home, vent only: the $129 basic cleaning is billed at the $500 visit minimum.
Ten or more homes in Senita or Homestead on the same day: everyone switches to commercial per-unit rates. A text to (480) 389-8415 with a rough count gets it priced.
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The basic line cleaning is $129. Pick the lint trap housing or a semi-rigid hose and it is $228, or take both for $327 full service.
No. We move it, clean, and set it back. A clear path to the laundry room is all we need.
Not on the vent, since its prices already sit at our lowest. Air ducts added to the visit still get it.
Roughly every 10 months, or every 4 to 6 months for households running the dryer most days, with a big family or pets.
About 30 minutes on average. Attic runs up to the roof take a bit more, and so does adding the lint trap housing.
Right after you get back. A line that sat unused through the off months is the kind birds build in, so clearing it before the first heavy wash is the safer order.
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.
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