Atlanta homes run from 1920s bungalows and Craftsman houses to newer townhomes and high-rise condos, and each one vents a dryer differently.
Dryer vent cleaning in Atlanta
In older single-family homes the dryer often vents straight out a wall or through a crawlspace, where a sagging or crushed hose can trap lint. In townhomes and condos the vent run is often longer, with turns inside walls or ceilings and an exit on the roof or an upper wall, which is exactly where lint builds up out of sight.
Air duct cleaning in Atlanta
Atlanta's long cooling season means many systems run hard for months. Ducts in attics and crawlspaces can pick up debris, and pests are a reason the EPA lists for cleaning. We inspect first and tell you honestly whether cleaning is worth it.
Local tip: Lots of in-town homes have the dryer in a hall closet or upstairs laundry. If your clothes take two cycles, check the outdoor flap while the dryer runs: if it barely moves, the run is probably restricted.
Prices
Standard dryer vent cleaning is $129 (2nd floor or long run $169, roof exit $189), and air duct cleaning is $349 per HVAC system (booking from mid-December). Flat, upfront prices. Add-ons only with your OK, priced before we start. No trip fee within 15 miles of Midtown Atlanta. Full price list.