Dryer Vent Guide

How Much Does Dryer Vent Cleaning Cost in Vermont?

Short answer: Mansfield Services charges $289 flat for a first-time dryer vent cleaning in Chittenden County and nearby towns. From what we see across established dryer vent companies, most charge about $250 to $350. Our price covers the whole line from the dryer to the outside hood, a camera inspection end to end, and roof vents and long runs at the same price. On our yearly plan, every cleaning after that is $50 less, and about half of our customers book again every year.

Why our price is a great value

  • A camera inspection of the whole line on every cleaning, so you know it’s actually clear
  • Done by our own employees, fully trained and background-checked
  • Rated 4.9 stars across 355 Google reviews
  • One flat rate, with roof vents, long runs and turns at the same price
  • Family-owned and based in Underhill

Our yearly plan: we keep track of it for you

Lint builds back up in every vent, so a yearly cleaning is the simplest way to keep the fire risk down. We keep track of when you’re due and reach out to schedule, and you don’t need to be home. Every cleaning after the first is $50 less, and about half of our customers book again every year.

What’s included in the price

  • The full vent line cleaned, from the back of the dryer to the outside hood
  • A camera run through the line to make sure it’s clear end to end
  • Roof vents, long runs and turns, at the same price
  • Boot covers inside your home, and the work area left tidy
  • A reminder sticker for your next cleaning

You don’t need to measure anything before you book. If you’ve got a stackable or a hood that’s hard to get to, tell us when you book.

Dryer vent cleaning prices at a glance

OptionPriceGood to know
First-time cleaning$289Flat rate, including roof vents, long runs and the camera inspection
Yearly plan$50 off every cleaning after the firstWe reach out each year to schedule. You don’t need to be home.
Several vents in one visitLower per vent, down to about $120 for larger groupsNeighbors going in together, condos, and property managers with multiple units
Vent replacement, if neededAbout $600 to $1,100 for a typical setupOnly if the camera shows the duct is crushed, plastic or foil. See dryer vent replacement.

Neighbors, condos and property managers

If several homes on your street, your condo association or your HOA book together, the price drops to as low as about $120 per vent for larger groups. Property managers can set up every unit at once, and we handle the sign-ups, reminders and scheduling. See how group cleanings work.

Is dryer vent cleaning worth it?

Yes, once a year for most homes. Lint in the vent makes the dryer run longer and hotter, and the National Fire Protection Association lists failure to clean as the leading cause of home dryer fires. And your clothes dry faster.

How often should you clean your dryer vent?

At least once a year, which is what the National Fire Protection Association recommends, or sooner if drying times start creeping up. Big families, pets, long runs and roof vents can need it more often (see how often to clean your dryer vent). Not sure yours is due? Check the signs of a clogged dryer vent.

Frequently asked questions

How much does dryer vent cleaning cost?

With Mansfield Services in Vermont, $289 for a first-time cleaning, flat rate, including the camera inspection. On the yearly plan, each cleaning after that is $50 less.

Does a roof vent cost more to clean?

Not with us. Roof vents and long runs are the same flat rate.

How much does a dryer vent inspection cost?

With us it’s included. Every cleaning gets a camera run through the line end to end.

Is it cheaper to clean several dryer vents at once?

Yes. Booking several vents in one visit lowers the price per vent, down to about $120 per vent for larger groups. It works for neighbors, condo associations and property managers.

How much does it cost to replace a dryer vent?

About $600 to $1,100 for a typical setup with us, and only if the camera shows the duct is crushed, plastic or foil. See dryer vent replacement.

Do I need to be home?

No. As long as we can get to the dryer and the outside hood, you don’t need to be there.

Can I clean my dryer vent myself to save money?

On a short, straight run, often yes. Long runs, roof vents and vents that keep clogging are worth having a pro do. See DIY vs. hiring a pro.

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Ready to book your dryer vent cleaning?

$289 flat rate, camera-inspected end to end, across Chittenden, Lamoille and Franklin counties. About half of our customers book again every year. Book online, or call or text (802) 777-3210.

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