Dryer duct cleaningEdmonton
Professional dryer duct cleaning in Edmonton. Reduce fire risk, dry clothes faster, and cut your energy bill.
Dryer duct cleaning problems we solve
A restricted duct traps heat against lint, and lint is highly combustible. A burning smell while the dryer runs means lint is being heated somewhere it should not be — stop the cycle, unplug the machine, and leave it off until the duct and the inside of the dryer have both been checked. A dryer that has blown the same safety component twice is telling you the same thing more politely.
Failure to clean is the leading factor in dryer fires — 34% of them. (U.S. Fire Administration, 2008–2010 data.) Kodiak will clear the whole run with rotary brushes and vacuum extraction — the duct, the transition hose and the exterior hood, plus the lint packed inside the machine itself.
Clothes taking too long to dry
If a normal load takes 2+ cycles, lint buildup is likely blocking airflow.
Dryer feels hot to the touch
Blocked ducts trap heat inside the unit — a serious fire hazard.
Burning smell during drying
Lint near the heating element can smoulder. Stop the cycle and unplug the machine.
Duct flap not opening outside
Clogged duct prevents the flap from opening — restricts exhaust flow.
Dryer shuts off mid-cycle
Thermal overload is tripping because of restricted airflow.
More lint than usual on clothes
Sign of restricted exhaust flow pushing lint back into the drum.
Last cleaned more than 1 year ago
Annual cleaning is recommended — especially in older Edmonton homes.
Flexible plastic duct installed
Plastic ducts crush and trap lint. We swap to rigid metal if needed.
Dryer brands we repair in Edmonton
We service all major dryer brands sold in Canada, including:
Dryer duct cleaning cost in Edmonton
Dryer duct cleaning labour typically falls in the $220–$350 range depending on duct length, routing, and access. There are no parts involved — this is a labour service. A $119 service-call fee applies and is included in the total if you proceed. It applies to a vent call too, because the vent and the dryer are one system — we check the machine as well as the duct, and if the dryer itself is packed with lint it gets cleaned out at the same time.
Parts replacement or labour-only. Parts quoted separately when needed.
Waived when we’re already on site — charged for a dedicated trip
Always disclosed before we start
Your firm quote comes from your tech after diagnosis, before any work begins. Full pricing details.
Strong hands, honest work.
Flat-Rate Pricing
You get a firm labour quote before we start. Parts shown separately on your invoice — no hidden fees, no hourly rates.
Insured & Warrantied
Every Kodiak job comes with liability insurance. Every part we install carries a 90-day warranty — the part and the labour to fit it. See what’s covered → Your home is protected — and so is the repair.
Ask us to look at your vent while we're there. If we're already in your home for any appliance repair, we'll inspect the dryer vent at no charge — it takes a couple of minutes and it's the cheapest problem in the house to catch early. Just ask when we arrive.
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Get in touch
Pick a time online and we’ll call or text to confirm it.
We call ahead when on the way. Your tech arrives in the agreed 3-hour window.
We find the problem and give you a flat-rate quote — labour plus parts — before touching anything.
You approve, we fix it. Most repairs are done on the first visit. 90-day warranty on every part we install.
You pay exactly what was quoted. No hourly rates, no add-ons, no surprises.
Common questions
How do I know if my dryer duct needs cleaning?
The most common signs: clothes taking longer than one cycle to dry, the dryer feeling hot to the touch, a burning smell during operation, or the exterior vent flap not opening when the dryer runs. Any of these means the duct needs attention.
How often should a dryer duct be cleaned?
Most homes should clean the duct every 1–2 years. Longer ducts, homes with pets, or dryers that run frequently may need cleaning annually.
Is a clogged dryer duct really a fire hazard?
Yes — and it’s worth being precise about it. Failure to clean is the leading contributing factor in dryer fires specifically, at 34% of them (U.S. Fire Administration, 2008–2010). Dryer ducts aren’t a top cause of house fires overall. But lint is highly flammable, a blocked duct traps heat with nowhere to go, and regular cleaning is the single most effective prevention.
Can you clean the duct if my dryer vents through the roof?
Yes. Roof vents are more complex but we service them. We'll assess the routing on arrival and quote before starting.
My dryer takes two cycles to dry clothes — is that definitely the duct?
It's the most likely cause, but not the only one. A partially blocked duct and a failing heating element can produce the same symptom. If cleaning doesn't fully resolve it, we can diagnose the dryer on the same visit.
Book the annual dryer service
Kodiak covers Edmonton and the Capital Region. Book a time online, or call with a question — we pick up.
Honest, flat-rate appliance repair in Edmonton and the Capital Region. Run by a working tech who wants to do it right.