Dryer vent cleaning
Whole-home duct cleaning
Camera inspection
Sanitizing & deodorizingWhole-system duct and dryer vent check with before-and-after photos - you see exactly what came out of your vents
That "$99 whole-house special" is a bait ad - the real number appears once they are in your hallway, or the "clean" is a shop-vac at the register. We photograph the inside of your ducts before and after instead.
Fast, Reliable Dryer Vent Cleaning Across Norcross
The short answer for Norcross homeowners: a residential dryer vent cleaning typically runs $149 – $219 for a single-family home with a standard exterior wall exit, and $189 – $279 when the vent is long, cramped, or a roof exit. Most jobs in Norcross are completed in under two hours. If you live in the Historic District off South Peachtree Street, in a 1980s subdivision near Beaver Ruin Road, or in a condo complex along Jimmy Carter Boulevard, the setup is different, and the cleaning has to match it.
Our crews work throughout Norcross every week, not once a month when a route lines up. Scheduling is coordinated from the brand’s Atlanta office, and the technicians you’ll see at your door are background-checked, uniformed, and trained for the exact vent configuration Norcross housing throws at them. Call (762) 769-7145 and you’ll talk to a person who can tell you, in writing, what the job costs before anyone steps foot in your laundry room.
Why Hollis Air Duct Alpharetta Is Norcross’s Preferred Dryer Vent Cleaning Company
Norcross is not a one-size-fits-all market. The housing stock ranges from 1870s mill homes with original duct chases to mid-century brick ranches to 1990s subdivisions where builders treated the dryer vent as an afterthought. For homeowners also needing Air Duct Cleaning in Norcross, we coordinate both services in one visit when possible. We know the difference before we arrive. The Garrison Code we work under is specific: arrive inside the quoted window, price in writing before any work starts, do the job by the book, and leave the site cleaner than we found it.
Every Dryer Vent Cleaning we perform in Norcross carries the 365-Day Done Right Promise in writing. That means if the vent re-clogs or airflow drops within a full year, we return at no charge. No call-center runaround, no re-quoting. One written price. One year of coverage. Norcross homeowners who have been through the bait-and-switch routine with other outfits tend to notice the difference immediately.
Led by Roy Castellanos, the crew answers to a standard that most local competitors don’t put on paper. Roy’s name is on the work, and the 365-Day Done Right Promise is his guarantee, not a marketing line. If the job fails, he comes back and makes it right. That’s the whole arrangement, spelled out in the written price every Norcross customer receives before we start.
Styles & brands we work with
Dryer Vent Cleaning Company in Norcross
A Dryer Vent Cleaning Company in Norcross has to handle three very different vent situations, often in the same week: historic downtown homes, mid-century ranches, and stacked condo risers. The job itself is straightforward in principle: remove the lint, debris, and bird nests blocking the vent path so your dryer exhausts properly. In practice, Norcross makes it harder than most towns. Long horizontal runs through hot attics pack lint at the elbow above the exterior wall cap. Original galvanized ducts in historic homes catch brush tips on crumbling mortar. Shared risers in condo buildings carry backpressure from units three floors up. We clean all of it, but the method changes with the house.
A standard single-family cleaning in Norcross runs $149 – $219. When the vent needs a camera inspection first, or when we’re pulling a dead bird out of a roof cap on a two-story, that figure lands in the $189 – $279 range. You get the exact written price before we start, and it does not move at the door.
The Norcross Vent Standard
What we look for on every Norcross job: total vent length, number of elbows, duct diameter, termination point, and whether the run sags anywhere along the way. In 1980s – 2000s subdivisions around Beaver Ruin Road and Singleton Road, second-floor laundries often push the vent past the practical limit for a 4-inch duct. That’s when airflow drops and your dryer starts taking two cycles to dry one load. We measure the CFM before and after so you can see the difference in writing.
The First-Hour Rule
Most Norcross jobs are done in under two hours, including setup and cleanup. The first hour is diagnostics: confirm the vent path, check the cap, run the camera if the configuration is unusual. The cleaning itself uses a rotary brush system with agitation tools and HEPA filtration, not a shop vac with a long hose. The difference matters when you’re clearing a 14-foot run packed with lint in a hot attic off Holcomb Bridge Road.
Dryer Vent Inspection in Norcross
A Dryer Vent Inspection in Norcross is what we recommend before any cleaning on a vent we haven’t seen before, especially in older homes or condos where the vent path is a mystery to the homeowner. The inspection runs $89 – $149 as a standalone, and we subtract it from the cleaning cost if you book both. We use a camera to see what’s actually inside the duct: the sag points, the crushed sections, the lint buildup, the nests. You see the footage. Then you decide.
When Norcross Homes Need a Camera First
Two housing types in Norcross make an inspection the smart first step. The first is anything in the 1870s Norcross Historic District, where dryer vents often exit through shared masonry chases with original galvanized ducts. A rotating brush can catch on crumbling mortar joints and jam mid-run. The second is any condo building with a stacked riser, because the backpressure from other units affects what your vent can push out. In both cases, the camera tells us what we’re dealing with before a brush touches the inside.
What the Inspection Report Shows
You get airflow numbers, not just images. We measure CFM at the vent termination, note the duct diameter and material, mark any sags over five degrees, and flag any separation at the joints. If the vent is beyond cleaning and needs rerouting or replacement, we tell you that in plain terms and give you a written price for the fix. No upsell. The report is yours, and the decision is yours.
Trusted Brands We Service in Norcross
We run professional-grade equipment on every Norcross job, not consumer hardware. The rotary brush systems come from Rotobrush, the negative-air and filtration side from Nikro and Abatement Technologies. When the job calls for filtration upgrade or sealing, we carry Honeywell and Aprilaire products on the truck. For Norcross customers, that means we’re not stopping at a warehouse in Gwinnett County waiting on a part. Most of what these vents need is already in the van when we arrive. If your dryer vent needs a new cap, a bird guard, or a section of rigid duct replaced, we stock the common sizes locally and carry spares.
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AfterCommon Dryer Vent Cleaning Problems We See in Norcross Homes
- Long horizontal runs through hot attics: In 1980s – 2000s subdivisions with second-floor laundries, lint packs at the elbow right above the exterior wall cap. The heat bakes it hard, and a standard brush won’t break it loose without agitation tools.
- Historic masonry chases with original galvanized ducts: In Norcross’s Historic District, dryer vents in 1870s mill homes often exit through shared masonry chases with original galvanized ducts wrapped in asbestos tape. That requires camera inspection and careful source removal under negative pressure, work you won’t find in neighboring Peachtree Corners.
- Stacked condo risers with shared airflow: Apartment and condo buildings in Norcross use stacked dryer vents through a common riser. One neighbor’s neglected lint builds backpressure that keeps restarting everyone’s dryers, and cleaning just one unit only solves part of the problem.
- Undersized or sagging flex duct in ranch homes: In mid-century brick ranches off Holcomb Bridge Road and Beaver Ruin Road, we regularly see 3-inch flex duct where a 4-inch rigid duct belongs. The sag traps lint mid-run and the dryer blower runs hot trying to push through it.
Pricing for Dryer Vent Cleaning in Norcross, GA
A single-family home in Norcross with a standard exterior wall exit runs $149 – $219. A two-story home with a roof exit, or a single-story with a long run through a hot attic, lands in the $189 – $279 range. Condo units in stacked riser buildings typically fall at $169 – $239, depending on access and total vent length. Camera inspection as a standalone runs $89 – $149, and we credit that toward the cleaning when you book both. Bird guard installation runs $85 – $145, and vent rerouting starts at $275 for a short re-path through a wall or rim joist. Every price is written down before we touch anything, and it does not move at the door. Call (762) 769-7145 for an exact quote on your vent; the estimate is free, and it’s the final number, not a teaser.
We Also Serve Cities Near Norcross
If you’re outside Norcross proper, we bring the same written pricing and 365-Day Done Right Promise to Suwanee, Duluth, Alpharetta, and Roswell. The drive adds a little time, but the standard doesn’t change. If your home is in one of these nearby areas, Dryer Vent Cleaning in Norcross is the same baseline we apply across the corridor, adjusted only for distance and vent configuration.
Serving Norcross, GA - Our Local Coverage Area
We’re based in the Norcross area and know this community well. Use the map below to see our service coverage - if you’re nearby, we can almost certainly help.
FAQs About Dryer Vent Cleaning in Norcross
Shared risers mean your vent’s airflow depends partly on neighboring units, so cleaning every 12 months is the realistic minimum for a Norcross condo. In a single-family home with a short, straight exterior wall exit, every 18 – 24 months is often enough. But in a stacked riser building, one neighbor with a packed vent creates backpressure that slows everyone’s drying time and pushes lint back into your flex connector. If you’re in a mid-rise off Jimmy Carter Boulevard, plan for annual service and expect us to measure CFM before and after so you can see exactly what the shared system is doing to your unit. Call (762) 769-7145 and we’ll walk you through what your building’s setup likely requires.
Yes, we clean those regularly. In Norcross’s Historic District, dryer vents in 1870s mill homes often exit through shared masonry chases with original galvanized ducts wrapped in asbestos tape, and the approach is different from a standard cleaning. We run a camera through first to map the path and check for collapsed sections, crumbling mortar joints, or the kind of tight elbows that jam a rotating brush. Then we clean under negative pressure with agitation tools sized for the duct. We won’t take a standard brush to a chase we haven’t scoped; the risk of jamming the tool mid-run and leaving you with a blocked vent is real. Call (762) 769-7145 for a written quote on your specific chute layout.
The lint trap catches maybe 25 percent of what your dryer produces. The rest goes into the vent, and in a 1990s Norcross subdivision with a second-floor laundry, that vent usually runs 14 to 22 feet through a hot attic with multiple elbows. Lint packs at the elbow right above the exterior wall cap, and attic heat bakes it into a hard layer that a consumer brush won’t remove. In a mid-century brick ranch off Holcomb Bridge Road, our crew once traced a long lint pathway through an undersized 3-inch flex duct that sagged in the hot attic, then used a Rotobrush system with agitation tools and HEPA filtration to clear a 14-foot run packed with lint, restoring airflow from 92 CFM to 210 CFM. That’s the fix: real airflow, measured, not just a quick pass with a shop vac. Call (762) 769-7145 and we’ll tell you what your vent length and elbow count mean for your cleaning interval.
No permit is required for dryer vent cleaning in Gwinnett County, but apartment and condo buildings in Norcross with restricted parking need coordination with the property manager to get our truck close enough to run the equipment. Our HEPA filtration units are truck-mounted, so we need either a loading zone or a service entrance within about 100 feet of the building access point. If the building has a freight elevator or a designated service corridor, that’s where we bring the equipment in. Tell your property manager we’ll need a two-hour window and a clear service path, and we’ll handle the rest. Call (762) 769-7145 if you need us to talk directly with your building’s office before the visit.
We start at the dryer, disconnect the flex connector, and measure airflow at the appliance. Then we run the rotary brush from the dryer side while the negative-air machine pulls from the roof termination, so dust and debris never enter the living space. For a roof exit on a two-story Norcross subdivision home, expect total vent length of 15 to 25 feet with at least two elbows, which puts the job in the $189 – $279 range including the roof work and final CFM reading. The whole process takes under two hours. You get before-and-after airflow numbers in writing, and the 365-Day Done Right Promise covers the vent for a full year if airflow drops again. Call (762) 769-7145 for an exact written price on your roof-exit vent.
Written by Roy Castellanos, Owner at Hollis Air Duct Alpharetta, serving Norcross and surrounding Gwinnett County.
Ready to get your dryer vent cleaned right? Call (762) 769-7145 now for a free, written estimate. You’ll talk to a person, get a price in writing before any work starts, and the 365-Day Done Right Promise covers the job for a full year. No bait-and-switch. No moving targets. Just a clean vent and a dryer that dries.