Once a year covers most households. If you have a large family, pets that shed, or a duct run longer than about 15 feet, every six months is a better interval.
Dryer Vent Cleaning in Highlands Ranch, CO
Lint is the one thing a dryer produces that never goes away on its own. The screen inside the door catches maybe 70 % of it — the rest travels into the duct, sticks to the ridges and elbows, and slowly closes off the airflow your dryer depends on. Once that happens the machine runs hotter and longer, and the risk of a fire goes up.
We clean the entire run: from the back of the dryer, through the wall or ceiling duct, out to the exterior vent hood. Rotary brushes break the packed lint loose while a vacuum captures it at the source, so nothing ends up on your laundry room floor. Most homes in Highlands Ranch, Littleton and Lone Tree take between 45 and 90 minutes.


What's included
Full duct run cleaned
Rotary brush and high-suction vacuum from the dryer connection all the way to the outside hood — including elbows and long attic or crawlspace runs.
Dryer disconnect & reconnect
We pull the dryer out, clean behind and underneath it, then reseat and reconnect the transition hose with a proper clamp.
Exterior vent hood service
The hood and damper flap are cleared and tested so they open freely and close against pests and cold air.
Airflow test
We measure airflow before and after so you can see the difference, not just take our word for it.
Lint trap housing vacuumed
The cavity under the lint screen collects a surprising amount — it gets vacuumed out on every visit.
Clean-up and a written summary
Drop cloths go down before we start, and you get a short report of what we found and what we recommend.
Book dryer vent cleaning
Serving Highlands Ranch, Littleton, Lone Tree, Centennial, Parker, Castle Rock and the rest of the south Denver metro. Estimates over the phone are free and the price is agreed before we start.
Call (720) 545-5983 Request a quote onlineQuestions About Dryer Vent Cleaning

Most single-family homes take 45 to 90 minutes. Long roof-terminated runs and stacked units can take a little longer.
No. We put drop cloths down, capture lint at the source with a vacuum, and clean up behind us. That is the whole point of “a company you can trust in your home”.
For most households, once a year. If you have a large family, pets that shed, or a duct run longer than about 15 feet, plan on every six months. Homes where the dryer vents through the roof also tend to need more frequent service.
Clothes still damp at the end of a normal cycle, drying that needs two or three cycles, a dryer that is hot to the touch, a burning or musty smell, a laundry room that gets hot and humid, lint gathering around the outside vent hood, or a vent flap that no longer opens when the dryer runs.
Two reasons. Safety first: the U.S. Fire Administration attributes roughly 2,900 residential dryer fires a year, and failure to clean the vent is the leading cause. Second, cost: a restricted vent forces the dryer to run longer on every load, which raises your energy bill and shortens the life of the machine.
Recent Work
Real jobs, real ducts, photographed on site. Every image on this site is our own work — no stock photography.


