Dryer Vent Cleaning
Rotary brush and vacuum cleaning of the accessible exhaust pathway, with airflow measured before and after.
More on Dryer Vent Cleaning →Lint Trouble? Call the Vent Busters.
Professional dryer vent cleaning, blockage removal, repairs and airflow testing for homes, condos and communities across South Florida. Dryer vents are not a sideline for us — they are the whole business.
⏱ Mon–Thu 7am–6pm, Fri 7am–3pm. Same-day and next-day appointments are often available.
A dryer vent is the one duct in your house that fills itself up on purpose. Every load sends lint into it, and the consequences arrive in this order.
The signature symptom. Damp air that cannot leave the drum has to be reheated, so the machine runs and runs without finishing the load.
Failure to clean was the leading factor in home clothes-dryer fires analysed by the U.S. Fire Administration. A restricted duct means more lint and more heat in the same space.
Warmth and moisture that should be leaving the house are staying in it, which in a closed interior laundry is impossible to miss.
A dryer running twice as long to do the same work is using the energy twice. How much that is worth depends on your rates and your laundry volume.
A narrower duct moves less air, less air drops lint sooner, and the restriction grows from both ends. That is why a vent seems fine for years and then fails in a month.
A crushed section, a separated joint and a plug of lint all look identical from the laundry room. Measuring airflow and tracing the run is how you tell them apart.
If any of those sound like your laundry room, start with clogged dryer vent — or have the airflow tested and find out where you stand before spending anything.
Ten services, all of them dryer vents. Here are the six people ask for most.
Rotary brush and vacuum cleaning of the accessible exhaust pathway, with airflow measured before and after.
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Two cycles to dry, a hot laundry room, no air at the hood. We trace the run and find where the air stops.
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For runs that are packed rather than dirty: compacted lint, nesting material, a collapsed section.
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Interior and upstairs laundry rooms vent through the attic to a roof cap. Longer runs, more turns.
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Crushed pipe, separated joints, leaking seams, a flap that will not swing. A clean duct can still be broken.
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A measured reading and a written report, free and with no obligation. Find out where you actually stand.
More on Airflow Testing →Three steps, in the same order on every job, so nothing gets skipped when a visit runs long.
We trace the duct from the dryer to the termination, note the length, turns and material, and take an airflow reading before anything is touched. A run we have not mapped is a run we cannot honestly quote.
A flexible rotary brush is driven through the duct while a vacuum captures what it frees, so the lint leaves the system instead of relocating further down it. The connector behind the machine is cleaned and reseated.
We measure airflow again, reconnect the dryer, and walk you through what came out, with before-and-after photos when conditions allow. If the number did not move, we tell you that rather than packing up.
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Every job gets documented the same way, so the result is something you can look at rather than something you have to take on trust.
We measure at the termination with the dryer running, before we touch anything and again when we are finished. Two readings you can see, not a verbal impression of improvement.
Where conditions allow, we photograph the duct, the termination and what came out of them. Most people have never seen the inside of their own dryer vent.
Duct behind finished drywall, a roof cap that could not be worked safely, a stacked unit that would not move without risk. If we did not get to it, it goes on the summary.
Rated 5.0 from 3 reviews on Google. Every one of them is reproduced below word for word, and the link goes to the source so you can check.
My dryer was taking 2 cycles for every load and I thought I was going to need a new dryer. Vent Busters checked everything first and found that the dryer was fine, the vent was just badly clogged. After the cleaning, my clothes dried in 1 cycle again. Such a big difference! Super happy with the service and definitely recommend them.
Liron Turgeman
Local Guide · Google
Highly recommend Jacob. We had another company scheduled to clean our dryer vent, who had to cancel, and Jacob fit us into his schedule same day. He was professional, efficient and fairly priced. We will definitely use him again!
Nico's Adventures
Jacob was amazing clean my dryer fast and professional
Denise Lapp
Each community has its own page covering the housing stock, the laundry setups and the duct routing we actually run into there.
Also serving Highland Beach, Lantana, Greenacres, Royal Palm Beach, Riviera Beach, North Palm Beach, Juno Beach, Tequesta, Hobe Sound, Stuart, Palm City, Port St. Lucie.
It depends on the length and routing of your run and how much buildup is in it. A short wall vent behind a garage dryer and a second-floor laundry venting through an attic to a roof cap are genuinely different jobs, so we quote after we know which one you have. Call (561) 884-4648, describe your laundry setup, and we will give you a realistic range before anyone is dispatched.
Many South Florida homes land somewhere around once a year, but usage matters more than the calendar. A household running several loads a day, a long run with multiple turns, or anyone drying pet bedding and heavy fleece will need it sooner. The airflow reading we take at each visit is a better guide than a fixed interval, and we will tell you what yours looked like.
The most reliable sign is clothes needing two cycles to dry. After that: a laundry room that gets hot, little or no air at the outside hood while the dryer runs, lint collecting around the hood or behind the machine, and a dryer that shuts off before the load is finished. Any one of those is worth checking; two together and it is almost always the duct.
Failure to clean was the leading factor in home clothes-dryer fires analysed by the U.S. Fire Administration. Lint is combustible, and a restricted duct makes the appliance run hotter than it was designed to. Cleaning the vent removes that fuel and restores the airflow; what we will not tell you is that any service prevents fires, because no service can make that promise honestly.
About 30 to 45 minutes for a typical run. Long ducts, several bends, a roof termination, or heavy buildup can push the visit past an hour. If we expect that, we tell you on site before we start rather than after.
No. We used to, and we stopped. Dryer vents are what we specialise in now, and we would rather tell you plainly that air duct work is not us than take the job and do it adequately. If that is what you need, an HVAC contractor is the right call.
Then your dryer almost certainly vents up through the attic and out of a cap on the roof. Those runs are longer, have more turns, and clog faster than a wall vent. We clean them from the laundry side with vacuum collection and clear the roof cap where access is genuinely safe. Where it is not safe, we say so and note what we could not inspect.
Yes, and the distinction matters. Cleaning removes what is inside the duct; repair fixes the duct itself. A crushed section, a joint that pulled apart in the attic, or a termination flap that will not swing will hold your airflow down no matter how clean the pipe is. We show you the fault in photos, then quote the fix separately.
Twenty communities from Boca Raton north to Port St. Lucie, including Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, Lake Worth Beach, Wellington, West Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens and Jupiter. If you are just outside that map, call and ask rather than assuming; we will give you a straight answer.
We carry insurance. We are not going to describe ourselves as licensed or certified, because dryer vent cleaning is not a licensed trade in Florida and claiming otherwise would be misleading. What we will not do is work outside our scope: no electrical, no gas connections, no HVAC, no mould assessment, and nothing that needs a licence we do not hold.