How much do dryer vent cleaning services typically cost?
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Average$143
- Typical Range$106 - $192
- Low End - High End$75 - $320
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"Justin did a great job cleaning the vent. When he called to schedule he explained everything what he was able to do for my project. He was on time and thorough."
Eric C. in November 2023
KM
Philadelphia, PA·
General contractor, HVAC
"Ken is the utmost professional. He really knows his stuff and was able to figure out the problem to the AC. The location of the unit added another degree of difficulty but he handled it with patience and professionalism"
Joan G. in May 2024
Hamilton Township, NJ·
A/C Coil Cleaning, Air Duct Mold Removal, Condesner Cleaning , and 7 more
"Very courteous and professional. Very happy with their work. Would recommend them"
Janet B. in December 2024
Westville, NJ·
Sicklerville, NJ·
Carpet Cleaning, Air Duct Cleaning, Upholstery and Furniture - Clean , and 2 more
"Outstanding experience over the years, always outstanding work. Highly recommend him"
Alice G. in June 2016
HS
Secane, PA·
ELECTRIC AND GAS FURNACES, CENTRAL AC SERVICE
"Good communication, very knowledgeable. Would definitely recommend"
Terrell B. in August 2024
YP
STRATFORD, NJ·
Janitorial Services, Maid Service, Cleaning Services , and 1 more
"Jessica and team are professional and very good. They are very friendly and flexible. I recommend them."
Prashant P. in June 2024
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Costs for related projects in Philadelphia, PA
- Clean Carpeting$129 - $250
- Clean Ducts & Vents$274 - $427
- Clean a Chimney$120 - $866
- Hire a Maid Service$121 - $234
- Remove Waste$170 - $443
Frequently asked questions
- Cheaper
- Become familiar/comfortable with one person
- More personalized service
- May not be insured or bonded
- May not have a recent background check
- No supervisor to report a bad experience to
- Insurance and bonding usually guaranteed
- Reliability
- More expensive
- May have multiple people in your home
- Keeping your home clean is a task that never seems to end, and it can take up most of your free time. Instead of spending your weekends mopping and dusting, consider hiring a housekeeper or cleaning service.
- Unless a housekeeper performs specific duties regulated by the Environmental Protection Agency or your state or local government, no specific licensing is usually required to become a housekeeper. However, you’ll want to work with a professional who can pass a background check and has a current business license, liability insurance and a surety bond. You’ll also want to select someone who has the experience and can provide references, or someone who has received some professional training from a cleaning company.
- Keep in mind when hiring any type of professional to clean your home that each state has its own requirements for licensing. You can use Home Advisor’s Contractor Licensing Requirements State-By-State guide to learn more. You can also learn more about the extensive screening process we use when allowing businesses to join our network.
When you hire a housekeeper or cleaning service, there are some questions you’ll need to ask to ensure you’re hiring the right person for the job. Writing down a list of services you want to be completed is a great place to start. This way, you’ll have all the information you need when you do interview a housekeeper or cleaning service, and they can provide you with accurate information and cost estimates.
What Services Do You Offer?
Find out upfront if the housekeeper or cleaning company offers the services you need, especially if you have requests that go beyond basic services.
How Do You Come Up With Your Rates?
Do they charge a flat fee each week? Do they charge an hourly rate? Some companies charge based on your home’s square footage or the number of bedrooms you have.
Do You Provide Your Own Supplies?
Many companies may provide some smaller cleaning supplies, but they may need to use your vacuum cleaner or mop. Others bring their own or none at all. And if you’re particular about the types of chemicals used in your home, you may want to ask what products they use or if they’re willing to use what you provide.
What Happens if Something Goes Wrong?
Anytime you have a professional in your home, something could go wrong. They could get hurt, or some of your property may be damaged. Ask what would happen in these scenarios — a well-qualified professional will have the necessary insurance and bonding to cover these situations.
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Philadelphia House Cleaning Services are rated 4.7 out of 5 based on 83 reviews of 83 pros.
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Project Location: Philadelphia, PA Date: 02/05/24Type of system: Dryer ventWhere are the dryer vent(s) located? (Check all that apply): 2nd floor or higherComment: 2nd floor condo, 20-25' of flex hose from dryer to exterior dischargeProject Location: Philadelphia, PA Date: 02/05/24Type of system: Dryer ventWhere are the dryer vent(s) located? (Check all that apply): Basement/1st floorComment: My exterior outside dryer vent cover is falling apart, and is letting birds to carry clippings into the dryer vent affecting the flow of air through the duct because of these clippings and such brought in by the birds. I need a repair or replacement of this outside cover that doesn't allow birds to have access to the vent. Vent opening appears to be about 4" in diameterProject Location: Philadelphia, PA Date: 02/04/24Type of system: Dryer ventWhere are the dryer vent(s) located? (Check all that apply): Basement/1st floorComment: i just need the dryer vent cleaned outProject Location: Philadelphia, PA Date: 02/01/24Type of system: Dryer ventWhere are the dryer vent(s) located? (Check all that apply): Basement/1st floorComment: Clean dryer ventProject Location: Philadelphia, PA Date: 02/01/24Type of system: Dryer ventWhere are the dryer vent(s) located? (Check all that apply): 2nd floor or higherComment: 3rd floor vent in a 4 story home home in University city in PhiladelphiaProject Location: Philadelphia, PA Date: 01/31/24Type of system: Dryer ventWhere are the dryer vent(s) located? (Check all that apply): Basement/1st floorComment: Dryer vents needs cleaning.Project Location: Philadelphia, PA Date: 01/26/24Where are the dryer vent(s) located? (Check all that apply): Basement/1st floorType of system: Dryer ventComment: Customer did not provide additional comments. Please contact the customer to discuss the details of this project.Project Location: Philadelphia, PA Date: 01/24/24Type of system: Dryer ventWhere are the dryer vent(s) located? (Check all that apply): Basement/1st floorComment: Customer did not provide additional comments. Please contact the customer to discuss the details of this project.Project Location: Philadelphia, PA Date: 01/20/24Type of system: Dryer ventWhere are the dryer vent(s) located? (Check all that apply): Basement/1st floorComment: Dryer vent needs to be cleanedProject Location: Philadelphia, PA Date: 01/19/24Type of system: Dryer ventWhere are the dryer vent(s) located? (Check all that apply): Basement/1st floorComment: My dryer isn’t drying my clothes and I think my vent needs to be cleaned outProject Location: Philadelphia, PA Date: 01/19/24Type of system: Dryer ventWhere are the dryer vent(s) located? (Check all that apply): Basement/1st floorComment: Customer did not provide additional comments. Please contact the customer to discuss the details of this project.Project Location: Philadelphia, PA Date: 01/18/24Type of system: Dryer ventWhere are the dryer vent(s) located? (Check all that apply): Basement/1st floorComment: I live in a high-rise condo building. Our Dryer vents outside on the 14th floor, but the duct work is accessible via ceiling panel.Project Location: Philadelphia, PA Date: 01/17/24Type of system: Dryer ventWhere are the dryer vent(s) located? (Check all that apply): Basement/1st floorComment: dryer has no heat.Project Location: Philadelphia, PA Date: 01/15/24Type of system: Dryer ventWhere are the dryer vent(s) located? (Check all that apply): 2nd floor or higherComment: 2nd floor dryer is located on one side of house with 4 inch steel ducting running to other side of house into alleyway, approximately 20 feet. Exterior dryer vent cap is standard aluminum type, mounted roughly 30 feet above alley sidewalk.Project Location: Philadelphia, PA Date: 01/13/24Type of system: Dryer ventWhere are the dryer vent(s) located? (Check all that apply): Basement/1st floorComment: There are two individual dryer hoses connected by a Y-pipe to one vent which is louvered. Of the two or three louvers in the vent, only one is working. I need both dryer hoses and the Y-pipe cleaned and reattached to the vent.Project Location: Philadelphia, PA Date: 01/12/24Type of system: Dryer ventWhere are the dryer vent(s) located? (Check all that apply): Basement/1st floorComment: Dryer vents need to be cleaned. Have not been cleaned since I purchased the home.
