About Dryer Vent Due
Dryer Vent Due publishes source-linked reference notes and delivers digital PDF checklists and scheduled email reminders at dryerventdue.com. We are not a dryer-vent cleaning company, a home inspector, or a fire department. For order or account support, email support@dryerventdue.com.
The cost source on this site is Angi's 2026 dryer vent cleaning article, read on 2026-11-13: https://www.angi.com/articles/how-much-does-dryer-vent-cleaning-cost.htm. Every page that quotes a figure links back to that article and prints the same read date.
What Dryer Vent Due is and is not
Dryer Vent Due is an independent digital publisher. Our free pages explain what a dryer vent cleaning quote covers, using a public cost article that we name, quote, and date on the page itself. Our paid product is a tailored PDF checklist for the single property you describe at checkout, plus optional reminder emails before the next date you choose. That is the whole business.
We are not a government office, a utility, a manufacturer, an industry association, a fire department, or a licensed cleaning contractor. Nothing on this site is an official notice, a filing receipt, a permit, or a code interpretation. If a sentence here ever disagrees with a page we cite, the cited page wins, and we want you to tell us so we can correct our copy.
Who the cost notes are written for
These notes are written for the person who pays the bill: a homeowner whose dryer now needs a second cycle to finish a load, a buyer comparing a roof quote against a basement quote, or a landlord who needs one property date held somewhere other than a phone note. The free pages answer the cost question first and then list the access questions to raise before a crew arrives.
They are not written for anyone who wants the duct opened, the roof cap cleared, or a crushed line repaired. That work belongs to a local service company you choose and verify yourself. We repeat that boundary on every page because the site name sounds like a dispatch service, and it is not one.
How the cost figures are compiled and dated
Every dollar figure on dryerventdue.com comes from Angi's 2026 article on dryer vent cleaning cost, which reports 15,385 projects, a $145 average, and a typical range of $104 to $188. The same article lists a roof termination at $150 to $250, a second floor at $110 to $185, and a basement or first-floor exit at $80 to $150. We read that page on 2026-11-13 and print that date beside the numbers.
We do not average several sources into a new figure, we do not round a range into one price, and we do not add a location range the article does not contain. If the article changes, the article is correct and our page is out of date until we revise it. The full source address is published on the home page, the roof page, and every PDF we send.
What the paid PDF checklist contains
The PDF has four checklist lines: the 2026 range for 15,385 projects, the three exit-location ranges, the question of whether ladder or roof access is inside the quoted price, and a statement that the file contains no instructions for opening a duct or climbing a roof. Your termination choice, your next date, and your optional property label are printed on it so the file belongs to one property instead of reading like a generic brochure.
The header shows the brand and the source read date. The footer states that we are not a cleaning company. The file is not a government form, and buying it does not make anyone compliant with any rule. It is a prepared list of questions and public cost notes for your own use.
How reminders, re-downloads, and updates work
The annual and lifetime plans schedule reminder emails 30 days, 7 days, and 1 day before the date you chose at checkout. That date is your own calendar note, not a legal deadline, and you can move or stop it from your account at any time. The one-time plan sends the PDF only, with no reminder emails at all.
Every delivery email carries a one-time download link, and signing in at the account page with a six-digit email code lets you download the file again as often as you need. Lifetime plans also receive a short note if a cited official page changes its figures, together with a refreshed PDF inside the account. If we ever stop operating the site, we send the last checklist each lifetime customer was entitled to.
How the site is funded, how we correct errors, and how to reach us
The site is funded only by the three checklist plans: $15 once, $29 per year, and $299 once. We do not take payment to recommend a company, we do not rank contractors, we do not sell leads, and we do not collect phone numbers. No cleaning company pays us for placement, and no page on this site exists to pass a contact record to a third party.
If you find a wrong number, a broken source link, or a sentence that misstates what the cited page says, email support@dryerventdue.com with the page address. We read support email and either correct the page or explain why the wording stands rather than quietly changing a figure. Deleting a reminder schedule or account profile takes up to 7 days while payment records required for accounting are retained.