How much does a dryer vent cleaning typically cost you?

[Anonymous]

Could you vacuum it or blow it out with a leaf blower? Also, cleaning the dryer vent every time I use it has really reduced the need to do anything else.

[Anonymous]

Zero. Do the leaf blower method or buy the brushes off Amazon.

[Anonymous]

Why can't you do ot yourself?

[Anonymous]

Swift Vents

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why can't you do ot yourself?

Stacked dryers in closets make this considerably more difficult

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I do it myself.

Cool, but that's not possible in my home.

Anyone actually do this, and have a quote to share?

Why can't you do it in your home?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I do it myself.

Cool, but that's not possible in my home.

Anyone actually do this, and have a quote to share?

Why can't you do it in your home?

Why does it matter to you? Maybe her dryer vents to the top of a roof. Maybe the dryer is in a closet in an old house and there is too much duct to cover. Maybe she is afraid she will not be able to connect it back.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I do it myself.

Cool, but that's not possible in my home.

Anyone actually do this, and have a quote to share?

Why can't you do it in your home?

Stacked dryer in a closet. Do you have an easy way to do this with one person?

[Anonymous]

$125 Atlantic Duct
Not impressed. They didn't reattach dryer screen correctly until I told them even so it's still not perfect. Careless cowboys. Do not recommend.

[Anonymous]

Who can do this in Bethesda/Chevy Chase?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If you've had one in the past year, what did it cost you? We haven't had one for about 2 years, and that was on the house with an HVAC company.

Depends on the run. If it goes up through attic and roof, it is more obviously. If it is a fragile design instead of metal tubing, that increases cost.

DIY is simplest way, costs about $20 for the brush and extensions that attach to a drill or manual powered. It's not difficult to swab out a pipe.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I do it myself.

Cool, but that's not possible in my home.

Anyone actually do this, and have a quote to share?

Why can't you do it in your home?

Stacked dryer in a closet. Do you have an easy way to do this with one person?

Yes, same. Stackable set is in a very very small space - I physically can't get behind the dryer to clean it out nor can I slide the whole thing out because of how the space is configured. Truthfully I don't see how it would be any easier for an HVAC company. How have people done this in the past?