
My name is Randy Kienast, and I’m the owner and operator of California Air Duct Cleaning. I started this company over 20 years ago after moving from Southern California to the Sacramento region. I’ve been A+ rated with the BBB for 20+ consecutive years. Since then, I’ve built a reputation for thorough, honest service, one home and business at a time. I’m proud to be based right here in Roseville and to serve nearby communities like Rocklin, Granite Bay, Citrus Heights, and Lincoln, but I’ll also go into Sacramento when asked.
I specialize in dryer vent cleaning to improve airflow, reduce drying times, and help prevent dangerous lint buildup that can lead to fires. I also offer complete air duct cleaning services to remove dust, allergens, and contaminants from your HVAC system. Cleaner ducts mean cleaner air for your family, and can even help your system run more efficiently.
As a local, hands-on sole proprietor, your satisfaction is my #1 priority. I personally handle every job and never cut corners. Whether you’re noticing signs of poor air quality, struggling with a slow dryer, or just want peace of mind, I’m here to help.
If you have any questions, give me a call today. Let’s make your clothes dry faster, and make your home or business a cleaner, safer, and more breathable space!
Do you have any questions about dryer vent cleaning?
Check the Vent Before You Buy a New Dryer
Slow drying usually isn’t a bad dryer. It’s a restricted vent. Before you replace your dryer, or right after you install a new one, have the vent checked and cleaned. A new dryer on a clogged vent will dry just as slowly and run just as hot.
- Clothes taking 2+ cycles? Airflow is the usual cause.
- LG “D80 / D90 / D95” warning? Your dryer is reporting the vent is 80–95% restricted. Have a different brand? Look up your code in my dryer error code guide.
- New dryer? Clean the vent before it goes in.
- New homeowner? You don’t know when the vent was last cleaned. Start fresh.
Not All Dryer Vent Cleaning Is the Same
The short duct behind your dryer is only the start. Most of the vent runs inside walls, through the attic, out the side of the house, or up to the roof. Bends and long runs hide lint where you can’t see it.
If the roof jack is clogged, the vent is still clogged. A vent can look clear at one opening and still be blocked farther along.
Before you hire anyone, ask: “How will you clean the entire vent, including the roof jack?” I clean the whole run, start to finish, and confirm airflow at the exit.
My Customers Are Happy!




