#1 Dryer Vent Cleaning Jacksonville Florida
Professional dryer vent cleaning in Jacksonville, FL, with full duct cleaning and before and after airflow measurements. We remove lint buildup, check airflow, and show you the results so you know what was done.
$89–$149 upfront pricing | Same-day service available six days a week | Serving Mandarin, Nocatee, Riverside, Ponte Vedra Beach, and all of Northeast Florida.
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Professional Dryer Vent Cleaning in Jacksonville, FL
We clean dryer vents the right way: brush through the entire duct from inside your home to the exterior exit point, measure airflow before and after, and show you the results. We provide documented before-and-after airflow readings so you can see the improvement.
What makes our service different:
We clean dryer vents the right way: brush through the entire duct from inside your home to the exterior exit point, measure airflow before and after, and show you the results. Every job includes documented before-and-after airflow readings so you can see the improvement.
Serving all of Jacksonville and Northeast Florida: Riverside, Avondale, San Marco, Mandarin, Southside, Arlington, Beaches (Atlantic Beach, Neptune Beach, Jacksonville Beach), Nocatee, Ponte Vedra, Orange Park, and Middleburg across Duval, Clay, St. Johns, and Nassau counties.
Learn more about our 6-step process
The Warning Signs You Need Cleaning Now !
Your dryer is telling you something’s wrong. Here’s what to watch for:
1.
Clothes Are Damp After a Full Cycle
Your clothes should dry in one cycle. If you’re hitting start twice, your vent is probably clogged. An inspection will show exactly what’s wrong.
2.
The Outside of Your Dryer Feels Hot to Touch
Dryers get warm, but they shouldn’t feel hot to touch. That heat means airflow is restricted somewhere in the system.
3.
Your Laundry Room Is Humid or Lint Is Floating in the Air
Moisture and lint should go outside through the vent. If they’re backing up into your laundry room, the vent is blocked.
4.
You Smell Something Burning
Stop using your dryer immediately. A burning smell means something’s overheating. According to the National Fire Protection Association, dryers cause about 15,970 home fires per year. Lint was the fuel in 27% of those fires.
5.
It’s Been More Than a Year Since Your Last Cleaning
Most Jacksonville families clean their dryer vent once a year. If you run your dryer daily or have a large household, every six months makes more sense.
6.
You Smell Your Dryer Shuts Off Before Clothes Are Dry Burning
Most dryers have a safety feature that cuts power when they overheat. If yours keeps shutting off mid-cycle, it’s protecting itself from a clogged vent.
Why Jacksonville Dryer Vents Need Regular Attention
Jacksonville’s warm, humid climate affects how dryer vents perform. Moisture in the air can make lint stick to duct walls faster than in drier climates. How quickly buildup happens also depends on how often you use your dryer, how long your duct runs, how many bends it has, and household size.
Two-story homes near Nocatee Parkway and Bartram Park often have longer vent runs with multiple turns. More length and more bends make it harder for air to flow properly, which means lint accumulates faster.
Some older homes in Riverside and Avondale still have flexible foil or vinyl transition hoses behind the dryer. Lint catches easily in the ridges, and crushed or damaged hoses restrict airflow. We also find homes that vent dryers into the attic or crawl space instead of outside, particularly in rental properties. Your dryer should exhaust outdoors. Venting indoors traps moisture and lint where they don’t belong.
Roof vents are common in Jacksonville homes, especially two-story construction. These require cleaning from both inside and from the rooftop exit point.
Our Dryer Vent Cleaning Process: Inside to Outside
We clean the vent from inside and from the exterior exit point so we can address the full duct run rather than relying on a single access point. Here’s how we clean every vent:
Step 1: Airflow Measurement at the Exterior Vent
We use a digital anemometer to record your baseline. This measurement establishes whether airflow is restricted.
Step 2: Disconnect and Inspect Behind Your Dryer
We pull the dryer out, disconnect the transition hose, and check for damage or improper connections. Crushed hoses and loose clamps are common problems.
Step 3: Brush the Entire Duct Length
We feed flexible rods with a rotating brush from inside your home through the full duct run. The brush spins while we push and pull, scrubbing lint off the walls. A high-filtration vacuum system captures loosened lint and debris as the brush works through the duct.
Step 4: Clean From the Exterior Exit Point
Once we’ve brushed from inside, we go to the exterior vent and repeat the process in reverse, making sure we reach every section.
Step 5: Final Airflow Test and Comparison
We measure again at the exterior vent. You’ll see the difference documented on your invoice with both before and after readings.
Step 6: Reconnect With Proper Materials
If your transition hose is old, crushed, or not up to code, we’ll replace it with semi-rigid aluminium duct. We tighten all connections and test the dryer before we leave.
What Dryer Vent Cleaning Costs in Jacksonville
Here’s our pricing. No surprises, no upselling once we’re at your house:
$89
Standard Single-Story Homes
Straightforward vent runs (under 15 feet, one or two elbows, exits through an exterior wall).
$129
Two-Story Homes or Longer Duct Runs
15 to 30 feet, multiple turns, vents that run through the attic or crawl space.
$149
Roof Vents or Complex Installations
30+ foot runs, three or more 90-degree turns, commercial-grade or multi-unit setups.
We confirm the exact price over the phone or when we arrive, before we start any work. No hidden charges for “extra lint” or “difficult access.”
The price we quote is the price you pay.
See 2026 pricing breakdown
Same-Day Dryer Vent Cleaning in Jacksonville
We keep slots open for same-day calls. If you smell burning or your dryer has been overheating or shutting down, call us as soon as possible. Same-day appointments may be available depending on the schedule.
Priority Situations We Handle
Important Safety Note
If you smell burning or see smoke while the dryer is running, stop using the dryer. If there is active smoke or fire, leave the home and contact emergency services. For a non-emergency burning smell or suspected airflow problem, contact us for an inspection before using the dryer again.
Standard appointments book 2-3 days out. We work Monday through Saturday, 8 AM to 6 PM.
The Fire Risk: Why Dryer Vent Maintenance Matters
Lint accumulation and inadequate cleaning are documented factors associated with dryer fires. When airflow is restricted by buildup, heat accumulates inside the vent system. Combined with the dryer’s heating element running continuously to compensate for poor airflow, this creates conditions for ignition.
According to NFPA data from 2010-2014, an average of 15,970 fires per year involved clothes dryers or washing machines, with dryers accounting for 92% of those fires. In 27% of these incidents, lint, dust, or fiber was identified as the material first ignited.
Service Documentation
After cleaning, we provide dated documentation of the work performed, including before-and-after airflow readings when measured. Keep the record with your home maintenance documents.
Common Questions About Dryer Vent Cleaning in Jacksonville
How often should I get my dryer vent cleaned?
Many homeowners have their dryer vent inspected or cleaned about once a year, but the appropriate interval depends on dryer usage, vent length, configuration, and how quickly lint accumulates. Households that use their dryer heavily may benefit from more frequent service. Commercial laundromats and apartment buildings with shared laundry often clean quarterly.
Can I clean my dryer vent myself?
You can clean the lint trap and the first few feet behind your dryer with a basic brush kit. But you can’t reach the full length of the duct or clean the exterior vent opening from inside. Most DIY kits also don’t include an airflow meter, so you’re guessing whether you actually fixed the problem. Our inspection can determine whether the vent, the dryer, or another part of the system is causing the problem.
How long does dryer vent cleaning take?
60 to 90 minutes for most homes. Longer if your vent runs through the roof or if we find damage that needs repair.
Will cleaning my dryer vent lower my energy bill?
A clogged vent makes your dryer work longer to evaporate moisture. You’re running extra cycles and burning extra electricity or gas. Cleaning restores proper airflow, which can reduce drying time and energy consumption.
What makes dryer vents get clogged in Florida?
Jacksonville’s warm, humid climate is one factor we consider when evaluating dryer vent conditions. Dryer usage, duct length, bends, vent configuration, household size and the amount of lint produced can also affect how quickly buildup develops. Long vent runs with multiple turns (common in two-story homes) make the problem worse.
Do you service areas outside Jacksonville city limits?
Yes. We cover Duval, Clay, St. Johns, and Nassau counties. That includes Orange Park, Middleburg, Fleming Island, Ponte Vedra, and St. Augustine. Call to confirm service for locations farther south or west.
What if my dryer vent exits through the roof?
We handle roof vents. The process is the same (brush from inside and outside), but roof access adds time and safety precautions. Roof vent cleaning is $149.
What does dryer vent cleaning include?
Our service includes: airflow measurement before and after cleaning, disconnecting and inspecting behind your dryer, brushing the entire duct length from inside and outside, cleaning the exterior vent opening, reconnecting with proper materials, and final dryer testing. You receive documented before-and-after airflow readings on your invoice.
How do I know if my dryer vent is clogged?
Common signs include: clothes taking two cycles to dry, dryer feeling hot to the touch, burning smell, humid laundry room, lint floating in the air, and it’s been more than a year since cleaning. If you notice any of these signs, an inspection can identify the issue.
Testimonials
What Our Jacksonville Customers Are Saying 🙂
“Called them because we noticed very little air coming out of the dryer vent outside. The technician found the vent was pretty packed with lint and cleaned everything out. He also checked the vent flap outside and made sure it was opening properly. He was friendly, explained everything and cleaned up before leaving. Would definitely call Dryer Vent Cleaning Jax again.”
Sarah T
Riverside, Jacksonville, FL
“Really happy with the service. Our dryer wasn’t getting much airflow outside and we hadn’t had the vent cleaned in a long time. They found a lot of lint buildup and cleaned the whole run. I liked that the technician showed me what was removed instead of just telling me it was clogged.”
David P.
Jacksonville Beach, FL
“Easy experience from start to finish. I booked Dryer Vent Cleaning Jax after noticing our clothes weren’t drying like they used to. The technician was on time, checked the connection behind the dryer and cleaned the vent. He explained what he found and didn’t try to push any extra work. Fair price and good service.”
Jennifer M.
San Marco, Jacksonville, FL
Serving Jacksonville Families
We’re a local business based in Jacksonville. We live in the same neighborhoods we serve. Most of our work comes from referrals from homeowners in Riverside, Mandarin, and the Beaches.