Dryer vent cleaning
Whole-home duct cleaning
Camera inspection
Sanitizing & deodorizingWhole-system duct and dryer vent check with before-and-after photos - you see exactly what came out of your vents
That "$99 whole-house special" is a bait ad - the real number appears once they are in your hallway, or the "clean" is a shop-vac at the register. We photograph the inside of your ducts before and after instead.
Fast, Reliable Dryer Vent Cleaning Across Roswell
Dryer vent cleaning in Roswell typically costs between $129 and $249 for a single vertical or horizontal run, depending on length and access. Most homes in the 30075 and 30076 zip codes need this done every 12 to 18 months, though two-story properties built in the 1980s often run longer between cleanings than they should. Our crews know the difference between a short ranch-home vent and the 20-to-30-foot vertical runs common in Roswell’s split-levels and colonials. Call (762) 263-0408 and we’ll give you a written price before anyone touches the vent.
Why Mortons Air Duct Alpharetta Is Roswell’s Preferred Dryer Vent Cleaning Company
Roswell homeowners call us because we explain the job before we start it. That means measuring the run, checking the cap, and giving you one flat price per vent – not a teaser rate that grows once the van is in the driveway. Our Dryer Vent Cleaning team has worked in neighborhoods from Horseshoe Bend to East Cobb, and we know what a 1980s chase-built vent looks like before we open the wall. Paul Adeyemi, our owner, insists on camera documentation for every run, because you should not have to trust a technician’s word that the last eight feet near the roof cap is actually clear.
The crews who serve Roswell arrive in uniform, wear shoe covers inside the house, and put down drop cloths from the laundry room to the exterior wall. We work around nap schedules when toddlers are down, and we keep our equipment quiet enough that a sleeping baby stays asleep. Every job ends with a photo of the clean-up and a written record of what was removed, where the clog sat, and what the airflow reading was before and after.
Styles & brands we work with
Dryer Vent Cleaning Company in Roswell
As a Dryer Vent Cleaning Company serving Roswell, the work we do goes well beyond running a brush through the first few feet of pipe. A proper clean removes compacted lint from the entire run, clears the vent hood, and verifies airflow at the exterior termination point. Homes in Roswell’s older subdivisions – particularly those built along Holcomb Bridge Road and in the Martin’s Landing area – often have vents that travel through interior wall chases, and those need a camera to confirm the job was done right. A standard single-system clean in Roswell runs $129 to $249, with the higher end reflecting long vertical runs or vent hoods that require ladder access.
Lint Removal and Full-Run Cleaning
We use a Rotobrush system with negative pressure to pull lint out rather than pushing it deeper into the run. On Roswell homes where the vent exits at roof level, we work from the exterior cap inward as well as from the dryer connection outward. The goal is a clean, measurable airway from appliance to outside, not a quick pass that looks good on the invoice.
Vent Cap Replacement and Bird Guard Installation
Roswell’s tree canopy means pine needles, pollen, and the occasional squirrel find their way into uncovered vent hoods. We replace damaged caps and install bird guards where needed, so the vent you paid to clean stays clean through the next pollen season. If the cap is rusted or missing, that is part of the written estimate, not a surprise add-on.
Dryer Vent Inspection in Roswell
A Dryer Vent Inspection in Roswell is the right first step when a dryer starts taking two cycles to dry a load, or when the exterior flap does not open fully during operation. We charge $89 to $129 for a camera-based inspection, and we deduct that from the cleaning price if you schedule the clean on the same visit. Paul Adeyemi built this process because Roswell homeowners deserve to see the inside of their vent before agreeing to any work.
What the Inspection Covers
We send a camera through the full length of the vent, note any transitions or sags, and measure airflow at the exterior cap. You get a clear report with photos showing the condition of the pipe, whether it is the original flex hose or a later rigid aluminum replacement.
When an Inspection Becomes a Cleaning
If we find a lint plug, condensation matting, or a nest, the camera footage tells us exactly where it is and what tool will remove it. That means the cleaning is targeted, not exploratory, and the price stays fixed because we already know what we are dealing with.
Trusted Brands We Service in Roswell
The equipment we bring to Roswell jobs is the same professional-grade gear used by commercial duct cleaners. We run Rotobrush and Nikro systems for lint removal and camera inspection, and we pair them with Aprilaire and Honeywell components when vent caps or backdraft dampers need replacing. Having these parts on the truck means we finish most Roswell jobs in one visit, without scheduling a return trip for a part that should have been stocked in the first place.
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AfterCommon Dryer Vent Cleaning Problems We See in Roswell Homes
- The 20-to-30-foot vertical run: Homes built in the 1970s through 1990s often have laundry rooms on the main floor with vents that climb two stories before exiting at the roof. Lint packs against the roof cap in the last eight to ten feet, and a standard brush from the dryer side never reaches it.
- Clogged exterior hoods in wooded neighborhoods: Around Mountain Park and along the Chattahoochee River corridor, pine needles and squirrel activity block vent hoods from the outside. The dryer still pushes air, but backpressure builds and the thermal overload trips.
- Condensation in uninsulated attic runs: Builders sometimes routed vents through unheated attic space without insulating the pipe. On cold Roswell mornings, moisture forms inside the metal, and lint sticks to it in a wet mat that a standard brush cannot break loose until the line is dried first.
- Split-level chases that hide the real length: A vent that looks like a ten-foot horizontal run from the laundry room may actually jog upward through a chase behind a bathroom. Without a camera, a technician cleans the easy part and calls it done, leaving the real clog untouched.
Pricing for Dryer Vent Cleaning in Roswell, GA
A single dryer vent cleaning in Roswell runs $129 to $249, and we quote that as one flat price per system before we start. Two-story homes with roof-exit vents sit at the higher end because of ladder work and the extra length of the run. If your home has two dryers – common in larger houses near Country Club of Roswell – each vent is priced separately, but we discount the second system on the same visit. An inspection alone is $89 to $129, applied toward the cleaning if we do both. Call (762) 263-0408 for a written estimate. There is no per-vent pricing gamesmanship and no final invoice number you did not see coming.
We Also Serve Cities Near Roswell
We work throughout north Fulton and into the surrounding counties. If you are in Alpharetta, Holly Springs, Duluth, or Lawrenceville, we bring the same written pricing and camera-documented process to your door. Most of our Roswell customers find us because a neighbor in one of those cities recommended the Dryer Vent Cleaning service, and the pricing is the same flat-per-system model wherever you are.
Serving Roswell, GA - Our Local Coverage Area
We’re based in the Roswell area and know this community well. Use the map below to see our service coverage - if you’re nearby, we can almost certainly help.
FAQs About Dryer Vent Cleaning in Roswell
Any vent over 15 feet, especially a 20-to-30-foot vertical run typical of two-story Roswell colonials, will probably need cleaning every 9 to 12 months instead of the usual annual schedule. Longer runs mean more surface area where lint can catch, and the vertical sections let gravity do the worst of the packing near the roof cap. If your dryer takes more than one full cycle to dry a standard load, the vent is telling you it is time. Call (762) 263-0408 and we will camera-check it before recommending a schedule.
No, a lint trap catches roughly 60 to 70 percent of what the dryer releases, and the rest moves into the vent system. That fine, almost flour-like lint is exactly what packs into the long vertical runs we see throughout Roswell, and it is also what feeds a lint fire if enough of it accumulates. The trap helps, but it does not replace a professional cleaning, especially on homes built in the 1980s with original vent routing.
That smell usually means moisture is sitting inside the vent, which happens when an exterior hood is damaged, missing a damper, or clogged with wet pine needles and debris. Roswell’s humid summers and frequent afternoon storms make this worse because damp air gets pulled into the pipe and lingers there. The fix is cleaning the full run and replacing or repairing the exterior cap, which we quote as part of the flat per-system price before we start.
Per-system pricing means each dryer vent is quoted as its own job, with its own written price, so you never pay for a bundled service you do not need. In larger Roswell homes, the upstairs laundry and the basement laundry often have different vent lengths and different access points, so each one deserves its own assessment. We discount the second vent when both are cleaned on the same visit, and each gets its own camera documentation and before-and-after photos.
Ask for camera footage of the full run before and after the cleaning, plus an airflow reading at the exterior cap. We provide both as standard on every Roswell job, and the video shows the entire pathway from dryer connection to outside termination, including the last vertical rise near the roof cap where most companies stop. If a cleaner cannot show you that, the vent was not verified, no matter how clean the first few feet look.
Written by Paul Adeyemi, Owner at Mortons Air Duct Alpharetta, serving Roswell since 2005.