Multi-Unit Dryer Vent Cleaning
One building, dozens of dryers, and every vent is your liability. We clean the whole building, schedule around your tenants, and hand you a unit-by-unit report.
Built for Buildings
In an apartment or condo building, residents rarely clean their own dryer vents, and many can't. The vent runs through the building to a wall high off the ground or up to the roof. Lint builds up for years, and one clogged vent puts every unit near it at risk.
We clean multi-unit buildings from both ends: inside at the dryer connection, and outside at the wall or roof termination, using lifts when the vents are up high. Your team gets one point of contact, one schedule and one invoice.
What You Get
We plan the days with your property manager or super, floor by floor or building by building.
We give you notice text to send residents with dates, times and what to expect.
A list of every unit: cleaned, not accessible, or needs repair. Useful for your records and your insurance carrier.
Crushed hoses, disconnected duct or broken caps get noted with a price. Nothing extra is done without your OK.
Wall caps high off the ground and roof terminations, with lifts where needed.
Priced per unit, billed to the association or management company.
How We Price Buildings
Multi-unit jobs are priced per unit, and the per-unit price drops as the unit count goes up. Every building is different, so we price it after an on-site estimate.
Per-unit pricing
The more units we clean in one visit, the lower the price per unit.
On-site estimate
We walk the building first and give you a written per-unit price before anything is scheduled.
How a Building Job Runs
Who We Work With
- Apartment complexes and garden apartments
- Condo and townhome associations (HOAs)
- Mid-rise and high-rise buildings
- Senior living and assisted living
- College dorms and student housing
- Hotels and any building with shared laundry
Multi-Unit FAQ
How much does it cost per unit?
It depends on the building. Height, access, roof vs. wall vents and how many units we do per visit all change the price. We give you a written per-unit price after a free on-site estimate, and the per-unit price drops as the unit count goes up.
How often should a building's dryer vents be cleaned?
Once a year is a good baseline for most buildings. Buildings with long vertical runs, heavy use or shared laundry often need it more often.
Do residents need to be home?
Someone needs to give us access to the dryer inside each unit. Most managers use a master key or have staff walk with us. Units we can't reach are noted on the report.
Can you clean vents that end on the roof or high on a wall?
Yes. We work from the roof and from lifts to clean the outside terminations, not just the dryer end.
Do you provide documentation?
Yes. You get a unit-by-unit report showing what was cleaned, what we couldn't access and anything that needs repair.
Get a Building Estimate
Talk to a real person at our Woodbridge office. Mon–Fri 7am–5pm.