First-floor wall exit
$70Short, accessible vent run that terminates through an exterior wall.Wall & roof vent service
Dryer Vent Cleaning in Tampa Bay
Remove lint buildup from the dryer connection to the exterior exit, restore airflow, and help reduce a preventable dryer-fire risk. Wall, roof, and two-story vent routes are available.
Send the number of stories, wall or roof exit, and ZIP code for faster pricing confirmation.
Simple starting prices
Price based on where the vent exits
The route, length, blockage, and access determine the work. The price is confirmed before cleaning begins.
One-story roof exit
$150Roof-termination cleaning when safe roof access is available.Two-story roof exit
From $300Longer vertical run and elevated roof access on a two-story home.Starting prices cover one residential dryer with standard lint buildup and safe access. Long runs, severe blockage, nests, damaged ducts, booster fans, steep or fragile roofs, and unsafe access are quoted separately before work begins.
What the visit includes
Lint removal first. A clear path from dryer to outside.
- Mechanical lint and standard debris removal
- Accessible vent-path and exterior termination inspection
- Cleaning from the dryer connection toward the outside exit
- Airflow check after cleaning
- Label-compliant sanitizing treatment when suitable
Watch for these signs
Your dryer may be losing airflow
- Clothes take more than one cycle to dry
- The dryer or laundry room feels unusually hot
- A burning or musty odor appears during a cycle
- Little airflow reaches the exterior vent flap
- Lint collects around the dryer or outside termination
Recommended every year
Annual cleaning is a fire-safety habit
The U.S. Fire Administration recommends cleaning dryer vent ductwork every year. Lint can restrict airflow and contribute to excess heat; regular cleaning also helps the dryer move moist air outside more efficiently.
Read the U.S. Fire Administration guidance →Dryer vent cleaning FAQ
What to know before you text
A photo of the dryer connection and the exterior exit can help confirm the correct service tier.
How often should a dryer vent be cleaned?
The U.S. Fire Administration recommends cleaning dryer vent ductwork every year. Homes with frequent dryer use, pets, long vertical runs, or recurring airflow problems may need inspection sooner.
Is the sanitizing treatment included?
A vent-safe sanitizing and deodorizing treatment is included when the duct material, condition, and product label permit that application. Mechanical lint removal is always the core service and is never replaced by a spray or fogging treatment.
Can a clogged vent make a dryer take too long to dry?
Yes. Restricted airflow can increase drying time and heat around the dryer. A failed heater, sensor, fan, or other component can cause similar symptoms, so a separate dryer diagnosis may still be needed.
Can you clean a vent that exits through the roof?
Yes, when the weather, roof pitch, roof material, and access conditions allow the work to be performed safely. One-story roof exits start at $150 and two-story roof exits start at $300.
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