Air Duct and Dryer Vent Cleaning Pleasant Grove UT is the one visit that clears both sides of your system, the supply ducts that feed every room and the dryer vent that carries lint out of the house. We run a rotary brush duct cleaning machine and a HEPA vacuum through the trunk lines, then auger the dryer run from the back of the appliance to the outside cap. Most Pleasant Grove homes book us because the dust on the shelves came back a week after cleaning, or because the dryer now needs two cycles to finish a load.
Air Duct and Dryer Vent Cleaning Pleasant Grove UT is a two-part service: we pull built-up dust, pet dander and lint out of the HVAC ductwork, then clear the dryer exhaust run that vents through the wall or roof. A rotary brush duct cleaning machine scrubs the duct walls while a negative air machine and HEPA vacuum hold the debris under suction so it never lands on your carpet. A duct camera inspection system lets us show you the inside of the trunk line before and after, and a dryer vent auger clears the lint that compacts against the outside cap.
Pleasant Grove sits in Utah County, where winter inversions trap cold air against the Wasatch Front for weeks at a time. Furnaces run hard from October through April, and every one of those cycles pushes dust, pet hair and dryer lint deeper into the system. If you have been searching for Air Duct and Dryer Vent Cleaning Pleasant Grove UT near me, the usual trigger is a house that smells musty when the heat kicks on, or a dryer that suddenly takes 90 minutes to dry a load of towels. Both point to the same problem: restricted airflow.
Every booking covers the full duct system and the dryer vent in one visit. We count registers first, put the system under negative air, scrub every branch run, auger the dryer vent, and verify airflow before we leave. Add-ons like coil cleaning or filter upgrades are quoted separately and only if we find a reason for them.
We count every supply register and return grille before quoting, so the price reflects your actual system. A 12-register home and a 20-register home are different jobs, and we price them that way instead of charging a flat rate that overcharges small homes.
A negative air machine ties into the main trunk and holds the entire duct system under suction for the duration of the job. This is the single detail that separates a real duct cleaning from a shop-vac pass at the registers.
Every branch run gets scrubbed with a rotary brush duct cleaning machine and an air compressor whip. We work from the farthest register back to the trunk so loosened debris travels toward the vacuum, not into your rooms.
The dryer vent gets a full pass with a dryer vent auger and dryer vent brushes, from the back of the appliance to the outside cap. We clear the damper, verify it opens and closes freely, and reconnect the appliance before we leave.
A duct camera inspection system records the trunk line before and after cleaning. You see the footage on site. If we find mold growth inside HVAC ducts or pest and rodent debris in ducts, you get a written recommendation, not a verbal upsell.
We pull every vent cover and register, wash it, and reinstall with fresh foil tape where the seal has failed. Loose registers are one of the most common sources of duct leakage in older Pleasant Grove homes, and re-sealing them is part of the job.
We start by counting every supply register and return grille in the house, then locate the furnace, the coil cabinet and the dryer vent exit. This takes 10 to 15 minutes and tells us how many branch runs we are dealing with. You get a flat price before any equipment comes off the truck.
We tie a negative air machine into the main trunk and run a HEPA vacuum hose to the farthest register. This puts the whole duct system under suction, so when the rotary brush duct cleaning machine starts spinning, loosened debris travels toward the vacuum instead of into your living room.
A rotary brush duct cleaning machine with an air compressor whip works each branch line from the register back to the trunk. We scrub the duct walls, knock down caked dust, and follow with the HEPA vacuum. A duct camera inspection system records before-and-after footage you can see on the spot.
The dryer vent gets its own pass. We disconnect the appliance, run a dryer vent auger and dryer vent brushes through the full length of the run, and clear the outside cap and damper. Expect 30 to 45 minutes for a standard wall vent, longer if the run goes through the roof.
Before we leave, we re-check airflow at the registers, confirm the dryer vent cap opens and closes freely, and replace any vent covers and registers we pulled. You get a written summary of what we found, what we cleared, and the next service date we recommend.
Purpose-built equipment, used by trained technicians — so the job is done accurately the first time.
Scrubs the duct walls from the register back to the trunk. The spinning brush contacts the full circumference, which is what actually removes caked dust instead of just loosening the surface.
Ties into the main trunk and holds the entire duct system under suction for the duration of the job. Every particle we loosen travels toward the vacuum, not into your living room.
Captures fine particulate down to 0.3 microns. We run HEPA filtration on every job, which matters most in homes with allergy sufferers or pets.
Records before-and-after footage of the trunk line and branch runs. You see exactly what we found and what we cleared, on site, before we pack up.
Clears compacted lint from the full length of the dryer exhaust run, from the appliance connection to the outside cap. Standard wall vents take 30 to 45 minutes; roof exits take longer.
Applies approved coil cleaning chemicals to the evaporator and condenser coils, then rinses. Common add-on in Pleasant Grove where cottonwood seed packs the coil by midsummer.
Delivers a high-pressure air stream that knocks debris off duct walls ahead of the brush. Used in sequence with the rotary brush for the most thorough pass.
A family in North Pleasant Grove had been running the dryer twice for every load of towels for about three months. The laundry room smelled hot, and the outside vent cap was barely moving when the appliance ran. The vent had not been serviced in at least four years.
We augered the full run and pulled out a lint mat nearly two inches thick at the first elbow. Drying time dropped from 90 minutes to 45 on the first load after service. Exhaust temperature at the cap measured normal, and the damper opened freely.
A homeowner near Grove Creek had a musty smell every time the furnace kicked on. The house was built in the 1970s and had no record of duct cleaning. Camera inspection found mold growth in one run that passed through the crawlspace, plus heavy dust throughout the trunk line.
We treated the affected section, sealed it with duct sealant mastic, and scrubbed the full system under negative air. The musty smell was gone on the first heating cycle. Airflow at the farthest register improved noticeably, and the homeowner's son reported fewer allergy symptoms within a week.
A household in Manila with two golden retrievers had a return grille so matted with hair that airflow was visibly restricted. Dust on the shelves returned within a week of every cleaning attempt. The previous company had only vacuumed the registers, never the duct walls.
We pulled the hair mats by hand, then scrubbed the return run with the rotary brush duct cleaning machine under negative air. Camera footage showed clean duct walls from the grille back to the plenum. The homeowner reported the dust on the shelves stayed gone past the three-week mark for the first time.
Most calls start with one of four complaints: dust that returns within a week, a dryer that runs long, a musty smell when the heat kicks on, or allergy symptoms that get worse indoors. All four trace back to restricted airflow and built-up debris.
Ask a pro →We scrub the duct walls with a rotary brush duct cleaning machine under negative air, then HEPA-vacuum the loosened debris. That removes the source instead of the symptom, so the dust on your shelves stays gone for two to three years, not two weeks.
We auger the full vent run, clear the outside cap and damper, and verify airflow before reconnecting the appliance. Most Pleasant Grove customers see drying time drop back to a single 45-minute cycle the same day.
We camera-inspect the suspect run, treat the affected section, and seal it with duct sealant mastic so moisture stops feeding the problem. You get before-and-after footage and a written summary of what we found.
We pull the mats by hand, scrub the return run, and can add a Lennox or Carrier media filter matched to your blower. HEPA filtration runs throughout the job so nothing we loosen ends up back in your air.
Most Pleasant Grove homes pay $280 to $520 for both services in 2026, with the average around $380. Price depends on register count, how many branch runs the house has, and whether the dryer vent exits through a wall or the roof. Homes over 3,000 square feet or with two HVAC systems run $600 to $850. You get a flat written price before we start.
Yes. Every booking covers the full duct system and the dryer vent in one visit. We scrub the supply and return runs with a rotary brush duct cleaning machine, then auger the dryer exhaust from the appliance to the outside cap. Bundling them saves you a second trip charge and catches lint problems that a duct-only cleaning would miss.
Every two to three years for ducts, and every 12 months for the dryer vent. Pleasant Grove homes with pets, allergy sufferers, or anyone running the furnace hard through inversion season should lean toward the two-year mark. Dryer vents are the higher priority because lint blockage is a fire risk, not just an efficiency problem.
Look for NADCA-trained technicians, camera documentation, and a flat price quoted before work starts. Hearthline Home has served Pleasant Grove since 2022, carries a Utah DOPL contractor license, and shows you before-and-after duct camera footage on every job. Call (855) 927-7517 and we will quote your home over the phone.
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Book My Cleaning (855) 927-7517 →Call (855) 927-7517 and a real person answers, not a call center two states away. We book most Pleasant Grove jobs within 24 hours and keep same-day slots open for dryer vent and emergency calls. If you prefer email, send your address and what you are seeing and we will reply with a flat quote.