The $79.99 dryer vent clean-out.
Full lint removal, end to end — the dryer pulled, the line cleared, the lint bagged and shown to you. One flat price. And if you take any Autopilot plan afterwards, the $79.99 comes off your first visit.
Regular price$90Offer price$79.99
Offer ends September 30, 2026
One per household
Standard single-family homes
Credited to your first visit on any plan
Clothes dryers are a recognised cause of residential fires, and failing to clear the vent is the single biggest factor behind the ones that start at the dryer. If a normal load has quietly gone from one cycle to two, yours is overdue.
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Real openings on our own calendar — choose one and the visit is booked. Nothing is charged now and nothing is charged at the door either: you pay the $79.99 once the vent is clean.
Nothing here suits? Text us — the message is already written — or send your details and we'll find a time with you.
The whole run, not just the trap
The lint trap catches maybe two-thirds of it. The rest travels down the duct and settles wherever the air slows — at bends, at the transition hose behind the machine, and at the termination outside. All of that is in the price.
- Pull the dryer out and disconnect it, so the duct is open at both ends.
- Inspect and clear the transition hose behind the machine — the crushed, kinked section is almost always here, and a kinked hose undoes everything else.
- Run a rotary brush the full length of the duct from the appliance end, working the lint loose rather than compacting it further along.
- Vacuum the loosened lint out at the duct opening, then clear the trap housing itself, which collects a surprising amount below the screen.
- Clear the exterior termination and check the damper flap actually opens and closes. A flap stuck shut is the same as a blocked duct; a flap stuck open lets the desert in.
- Reconnect, run the dryer on air-fluff, and confirm airflow at the outside vent before we pack up — then bag the lint, show you what came out, and photograph the before and after.

More on how dryer vents load up in this valley — the upstairs runs, the roof caps, and why a restricted vent is quieter here than it would be anywhere humid.
Thank you — we have it.
We call or text within one business day, Monday to Saturday. We’ll set a time for the clean-out that suits you. Nothing is booked or charged until we’ve spoken.
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Try us on the vent. Decide on the rest later.
The clean-out is $79.99 and that is the whole transaction on the day. If, within 60 days of it, you take any of the Autopilot plans, the $79.99 is taken off the one-time first visit charge — so the vent you've already had cleaned is the first thing the plan pays for, not a second thing you pay for. The plans and both sets of numbers are here.
Nothing about that happens at your door. You book the clean-out, we clean the vent, we bag the lint and show you what came out, you pay $79.99, and we leave. If you want to hear about the plans while we're there, ask and we will explain them properly. If you don't ask, we won't raise it.
Where this stops
We clean vents. We do not reroute ducting, repair roof terminations or service the dryer itself. If we find crushed ductwork, a detached joint inside the wall or a termination that needs replacing, you get a photograph, a plain description of what we saw, and the name of a licensed contractor who does that work. We don't quote it, we don't attempt it, and we don't take a cut of it.
A clean vent is not a fire inspection and we are not inspectors. Clearing the lint removes the most common cause of a dryer fire; it is not a certificate that the installation behind your wall is sound.
The legal bit
Saltbox Home Maintenance is not a licensed contractor. We do routine upkeep, small repairs and handyman work, and nothing that needs a building permit. Plumbing, electrical, HVAC and gas work go to a licensed trade — we’ll tell you when a job needs one.
The $79.99 price is for a standard single-family home with one dryer vent, and covers the clean-out described on this page. A second vent, a commercial machine or a run that cannot be reached from inside the home is quoted before we start — never at the door, never mid-visit.
One per household. The credit applies to the one-time first visit charge of an Autopilot plan started within 60 days of the clean-out, once, and has no cash value. The offer ends September 30, 2026 — clean-outs requested after that date are at the regular $90, which is the price this service normally costs on its own.