Dryer vent cleaning
in Gravesend.

Yes, more than anything else in the house. Moving the laundry almost always lengthens the vent run and adds bends, and renovation debris — drywall dust, insulation — ends up inside the line. We inspect the full new route, clean it, and tell you straight if a section was crushed or run in a way that should be corrected.

Usually same-week, often within a day or two. Our shop is on East 22nd Street in 11229, a few minutes away — Gravesend, Homecrest, and Midwood are the closest neighborhoods we serve, so short-notice slots open here first.

Lint is highly flammable, and the heat inside a dryer is more than enough to ignite it. Cleaning the vent removes the fuel — it's the most direct way to lower your home's fire risk.

At least once a year for most households. If you do laundry daily, have pets, or have a long vent run, every six months is the safer call.

We take an airflow reading before and after with a calibrated meter, and weigh the lint we extract. You see real numbers, not a verbal 'looks good.'

A neglected vent leads to fire risk, longer drying cycles, higher electric bills, premature dryer failure, and — for gas dryers — potential carbon monoxide buildup inside the home.

In most cases, yes. A dryer that isn't fighting a clogged vent finishes each load sooner, so it runs for less time and draws less electricity, and a clean vent spares the heating element and motor the strain that wears them out early.

Yes. Our technicians are certified, and if you have any vent-related issue within 14 days of service, we come back and re-clean at no charge.

Watch for clothes that are still damp after a full cycle, a hot exterior on the dryer, a burnt smell during drying, or longer-than-usual drying times. Any of those are a signal to call.

No. Most appointments take 45–60 minutes, we lay down drop cloths, and you'll never know we were there once we leave — except your dryer will run faster.

DIY kits handle the first few feet. They don't reach the full vent run, and they have no way to capture what they dislodge. We use HEPA vacuum extraction with rotary brushes that cover the whole length and trap every particle.

Brooklyn first, plus Queens, Manhattan, Staten Island, the Five Towns on Long Island, and Edison and Deal, NJ. Manhattan appointments are Monday through Thursday, starting at 11 AM. If you're unsure, just call — we'll let you know in 30 seconds.

We clean the entire vent line from the back of the dryer to the outside hood, remove the lint, and check the exterior cover and airflow. Flat-rate pricing, quoted before we arrive, and never an upsell at the door.

Yes. Vent Pro NYC carries $2 million in liability coverage, general liability plus an excess liability policy, and we can provide a certificate of insurance (COI) for co-ops, condos, and building managers. If your building needs a COI, we send a standard one the same day or within 24 hours. Building-specific wording can take a few business days, so tell us early.

Sunday through Thursday 9 AM to 6 PM, Friday 9 AM to 3 PM, closed Saturday. We're family-owned and operated, so you reach us directly.

Yes. Central AC and forced-air heating share the same ducts, so one cleaning covers both — worth booking in any season. We remove and clean your vent covers, clean the return grilles, then work the accessible duct runs from each vent with a rotary brush and compressed-air cleaning tools while a HEPA vacuum captures the debris. Flat rate, no surprises: $899.99 covers up to 10 vents (supply vents and return grilles counted together), then $89.99 each additional vent — we confirm the exact count with you on arrival. Central ducted systems only — steam-radiator and baseboard heat has no ducts to clean.

Vent Pro NYC is family-owned and operated — a father-and-son team with a small crew of certified technicians. No franchise, no call center: when you book, you're dealing directly with the family that owns the company, and we treat your home the way we treat our own.