Express Air Duct Cleaning
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Delray Beach, FL · all five services

Delray Beach duct and vent services, all five in one place. Clean it, fix it, or replace it.

Each service has its own page. Around here the calls are mostly about the AC ducts and the dryer vent; the other three (chimneys, duct repair and new ductwork) get priced job by job.

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  • Florida licensed

    AC contractor CAC1822067

  • Phones answered

    Mon-Thu 7 AM-8 PM · Fri 7 AM-5 PM · Sat closed · Sun 7 AM-7 PM · Book online 24/7

  • Same or next day

    Most weeks, a slot comes up fast

Pick a service

Five jobs, each explained on its own page.

  1. Air Duct Cleaning

    Grilles taken down and photographed, then each run brushed and vacuumed from the grille back to the plenum and blower wheel.

  2. Dryer Vent Cleaning

    Lint cleared from the hose behind the drum out to the exterior cap, with the outside flap tested before we go.

  3. Chimney Cleaning

    Soot and deposits brushed out of the flue, with the cap and damper checked so the fireplace vents safely.

  4. Duct Repair

    Split joints sealed, fallen runs reattached and damaged duct fixed so every room gets its share of the cold air.

  5. Duct Installation

    New ductwork routed and sized for the house you have now, so the AC stops fighting an old layout.

Figuring out what you need

Six signs that usually come before the call.

Three point to the AC ducts and three to the dryer vent. If you're seeing signs from both lists, mention it when you call: we can do both runs on one visit.

  • A bedroom that won't cool

    The cool air is reaching that room at a fraction of the pressure it should. Buildup in the run, a torn joint or flex duct sagging in the attic can each cause it. Book a duct visit.

  • A stale smell as the AC starts

    If the smell arrives with the airflow, its source is inside the ducts, not the room. Humidity keeps feeding it, and it keeps coming back until the run is cleaned. Book a duct visit.

  • Shelves dusty again within days

    When furniture dulls with dust days after you wipe it, the system is putting dust back faster than you remove it. A filter only stops what reaches it, not what's already past it. Book a duct visit.

  • Loads that need two cycles

    The exhaust can't carry the moisture out fast enough, so the dryer runs again on the same load. That's the vent, not the machine. Book a dryer vent visit.

  • A dryer too hot to touch

    Heat meant to leave with the exhaust is staying in the cabinet. With packed lint in that same duct, that's the setup behind laundry-room fires. Book a dryer vent visit.

  • Lint around the outdoor vent

    Either the cap no longer seals or the vent is so full it's pushing lint back out. The flap needs checking from outside, not from the laundry room. Book a dryer vent visit.

How a booking goes

From your phone call to a room left as we found it.

Whichever service you book, the visit follows the same pattern. Open a step to see what it involves.

  1. You callOne question settles most of it.
  2. We quote at your homePriced after we've looked, never sooner.
  3. We work under containmentThe dust leaves when we do.
  4. We walk you through itYou see the result before we pack up.
  5. We leave the room as we found itShoe covers on, floor swept.

Step 1 of 5

You call

Tell us what the air is doing, or how long a load takes to dry. That answer tells us which run to check, how many people to send and how long to block out, before anyone heads your way. If it sounds like you don't need us yet, we'll say so on the call.

Step 2 of 5

We quote at your home

The price depends on the home's size, how many systems it has and the state of the ducts, so we give it at your place once the technician has seen everything, before any work starts. One reviewer on the profile calls the rates very reasonable.

Step 3 of 5

We work under containment

While the brushes run, the system stays under negative pressure through HEPA filtration, so anything knocked loose goes into our equipment, not onto your furniture. The dryer vent gets sealed to the vacuum the same way, which keeps lint out of the laundry room.

Step 4 of 5

We walk you through it

An adult over eighteen goes over the result with the technician: the before-and-after photos from inside the ducts, what came out, and anything worth knowing found along the way: flex duct sagging in the attic, a loose boot, a vent cap whose flap no longer seals.

Step 5 of 5

We leave the room as we found it

The final job is sweeping the floor and putting the furniture back where it stood. It is a small thing next to the dust that came out of the ducts, and it is one customers write about anyway.

  • 46

    Job photos on our Google profile

    Counted in the Google Business Profile photo album on 18 September 2026.

  • 5

    Towns covered, from Boynton Beach to Boca Raton

    Places as the Census defines them. You'll find each one below with its housing count.

  • 132,720

    Housing units across the towns we cover

    American Community Survey 2023 five-year estimates, added up across the five towns.

Where the crew goes

The five towns, by number of homes.

Home counts are American Community Survey 2023 five-year estimates. Every town has a page showing the building ages and types that shape what we find in its ducts.

Things you can check, not claimed

What we can back up, and where to look.

  • NADCA member since July 2024

    Express Air Duct Cleaning LLC, the company our Delray Beach crew works under, joined the National Air Duct Cleaners Association on 22 July 2024.

    Find it on nadca.com, under Find a Professional.

  • Florida licence CAC1822067

    A Certified Air Conditioning Contractor licence, active until 31 August 2028. Under Florida statute 489.105, duct work that partly takes the system apart falls within its scope.

    Look it up by number at myfloridalicense.com.

  • Reviews, shown as a selection

    The reviews on this site are a rotating selection of our newest five-star ratings, not a full transcript. The whole profile (every rating, not only the ones we show) is one click away on Google, through the link on our reviews page.

    Read every rating on the Google profile itself, through the link on our reviews page.

  • We show you what came out

    Before the dust and lint leave the house, the technician opens the system and lets you see them.

    Three reviewers mention seeing the dust that came out; none of them mentions a photo.

  • You get the quote before we start

    Every house is different, so we price it on site after the technician has looked and before anything starts, with no obligation to book that day.

    One reviewer calls the rates very reasonable.

  • 100% satisfaction promise

    If something isn't right, we come back and put it right. This is our own promise, not an outside badge, and it is the only line on this grid you can't look up.

Ducts or dryer vent?

Air ducts, the dryer vent, or both at once?

Can't tell which you need? Ring (561) 652-1432 and describe what's happening at home. We'll tell you, even if the answer is neither.

Send us your question
How do I know whether it's the air ducts, the dryer vent, or both?
They're two separate runs with nothing in common but the house. The AC ducts sit behind your ceiling and wall grilles; the dryer vent runs from the hose behind the drum to a cap on the wall or roof. Complaints about comfort, smell or dust mean the ducts. Complaints about drying time mean the dryer vent. Many homes need both, and telling us what you've noticed is usually enough for us to say which, over the phone.
Can you do both on one visit?
Yes, and that's how it normally goes when a home needs both. The two runs take different tools but the same crew on the same call, so you only open the door once. Mention on the phone that you want both and we'll allow the time for it instead of discovering it at the door.
If I can only book one now, which comes first?
The dryer vent. Lint burns very easily and a blocked exhaust is a leading cause of laundry-room fires, so a dryer running hot or needing two cycles should be booked now, not whenever it's convenient. Dirty AC ducts cost you comfort, energy and air quality, and that's worth fixing, but it isn't a fire.
How long does each service take?
For a typical single-family home the air ducts take two to four hours, depending on the number of supplies, returns and air handlers and whether the unit is in the attic or the garage. A dryer vent on its own is usually under an hour. Booked together, they're done one after the other on the same visit.
How much does each service cost?
It depends on the size of the home, how many systems it has and the state of the ducts, so no honest number can be printed here. You get a clear quote at your home, after the technician has looked and before any work begins, with no obligation to book that day.
Do you also handle chimneys, repairs and new ducts?
Yes, they're the chimney, repair and new-ductwork entries above, each with its own page. They're priced per job, not from a list, because a chimney, a torn duct joint and a full new duct system share almost nothing except the crew that arrives. Describe what you're dealing with on the phone and we'll explain what's involved before anything is booked.
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What's going on in the house?

A bedroom that won't cool, a stale smell when the AC starts, or laundry that takes two cycles. Any one of those is a good place to start.

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