Express Air Duct Cleaning
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Services · Aventura, FL

Anything in your home that carries air or exhaust. We clean it, fix it or run it new.

Each of the five has its own page. Most calls from Aventura’s apartments are about the AC ducts and the dryer line; chimney work, duct repair and new ductwork are priced job by job.

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4.8 stars across 49 reviews on GoogleAs of See all reviews on Google

  • State-licensed

    Air-conditioning contractor CAC1822067

  • Hours on the listing

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

  • Same or next day

    Planned around your building

  • 4.8 · 49 reviews on our Google listingAs of See all reviews on Google

The five jobs

Pick the one that matches your problem.

  1. Air Duct Cleaning

    All supplies and returns opened and photographed, then brushed and vacuumed from the grille back to the plenum and blower wheel.

  2. Dryer Vent Cleaning

    The dryer line cleared from the connector behind the drum to where it exhausts, with the outside flap tested before we leave.

  3. Chimney Cleaning

    For houses with a fireplace: soot and creosote brushed out so smoke leaves by the flue.

  4. Duct Repair

    Leaks sealed, loose runs reconnected and damaged sections replaced so every room gets its air.

  5. Duct Installation

    New ductwork laid out and sized for your rooms, so the AC is not pushing against the wrong duct.

Which do you need?

Six signs, and the visit each one points to.

Three belong to the AC ducts and three to the dryer line. If you have noticed more than one, mention it when you call: we can do both runs in the same visit.

  • A bedroom that stays warm

    Cooled air is reaching it at a fraction of the pressure it should. Buildup in the run, a torn joint or a sagging length of flex can each cause it. Book a duct visit.

  • A stale smell when the AC kicks on

    If the odor comes with the airflow, it starts inside the ducts, not in the room. Humid air keeps feeding it until the run is cleaned. Book a duct visit.

  • Dust back within days

    When furniture films over again soon after dusting, the system is laying it down faster than you remove it. A filter only stops what reaches it, not what already sits beyond it. Book a duct visit.

  • A second cycle for every load

    The exhaust cannot take the moisture away fast enough, so the machine runs again. That points to the line, not the dryer. Book a dryer vent visit.

  • A cabinet too hot to touch

    Heat meant to leave with the exhaust stays in the machine. Combined with packed lint in the same duct, that is the setting for a laundry fire. Book a dryer vent visit.

  • Lint at the outside opening

    Either the flap no longer seals or the line is so full it pushes lint back out. The flap is checked from outside, not from the laundry closet. Book a dryer vent visit.

Working with us

From your call to a room left the way we found it.

Whichever service you book, the visit follows the same shape. Open a stage to see what happens.

  1. Your callOne answer tells us most.
  2. A quote at your homeWe look first, then price.
  3. Contained workThe dust goes out with our equipment.
  4. Going over the resultYou see it before we pack.
  5. Leaving it tidyShoe covers on, floor swept.

Stage 1 of 5

Your call

What the air is doing, or how long a load takes to dry. That tells us which run to look at, how many people to send and how long to set aside. If you mention your building’s rules for contractors, we plan around them. If it sounds like you do not need us yet, we say so.

Stage 2 of 5

A quote at your home

Cost depends on the size of the home, how many systems there are and the state of the ducts, so you get the number on site once the technician has seen it, before any work. A reviewer on our Aventura listing says the price was exactly what was quoted, with no hidden fees.

Stage 3 of 5

Contained work

While the brushes turn, the system stays under negative pressure with HEPA filtration, so loosened dust goes into our machine instead of onto your furniture. The dryer line is sealed to the vacuum the same way, so lint stays out of the laundry area.

Stage 4 of 5

Going over the result

An adult over eighteen reviews the job with the technician: the before and after photographs from inside the ducts, what came out, and anything worth knowing found along the way, such as a sagging flex run, a loose boot or an exterior flap that no longer closes.

Stage 5 of 5

Leaving it tidy

The last step is sweeping and putting furniture back where it stood. It is minor next to what came out of the ducts, and a reviewer on our Aventura listing still noted that everything was clean afterward.

  • 63

    Photographs on our Google listing

    Counted on the Google Business Profile album, 18 September 2026.

  • 7

    Places covered, North Miami Beach to Hollywood

    Census-defined places. Each one is listed further down with its housing count.

  • 175,266

    Housing units across those places

    American Community Survey 2023 five-year estimates, summed across the seven towns.

Where the crew goes

Seven places, and the homes in each.

Home counts: American Community Survey, 2023 five-year estimates. Every place has its own page with the building ages and types that shape what we find in its ducts.

Checkable, not claimed

What we can back up, and where to check each point.

  • A NADCA member since July 2024

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

    Shown on nadca.com, under Find a Professional.

  • Florida licence CAC1822067

    A Certified Air Conditioning Contractor licence, valid to 31 August 2028. Under Florida statute 489.105, duct work that partly takes a system apart falls within it.

    Look the number up 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.

  • The debris is shown to you

    The technician opens the system and shows you the dust and lint before it leaves your home.

    A reviewer on our Aventura listing was shown the dirty filters.

  • Quoted before the work starts

    Cost depends on the home, so we quote on site after the technician has looked and before anything starts, with no obligation to book that day.

    A reviewer on our Aventura listing wrote of no hidden fees: the price matched the quote.

  • 100% satisfaction promise

    If anything is off, we return and fix it. This is our own promise, not a badge from someone else, so it is the one line here you cannot look up.

From the Google listing

What customers wrote about these visits.

4.849 Google reviewsAs of See all reviews on Google

A selection of our 5-star reviews on Google.

  • Rebecca A.

    Noticeably stronger breeze coming through the upstairs registers following the air vent clean.

  • Tyler W.

    Never knew dryer exhaust lines could hold so much lint, really pleased we had them complete a dry vent clean.

  • Kenneth L.

    When they helped solve the problem, the temperature spikes in the bedrooms on the second level went back to normal.

Ducts or dryer?

Air ducts, the dryer line, or both?

Unsure which you need? Call (561) 956-1733 and describe what is happening; we will tell you, even when the answer is neither.

Send us a question
Should I book the air ducts, the dryer vent, or both?
They are two separate systems that only share your home. The AC ducts sit behind the ceiling and wall grilles; the dryer line runs from the connector behind the drum to an opening in a wall or on the roof. Comfort, smell or dust problems point to the ducts; slow drying points to the dryer line. Many homes need both, and describing what you have noticed is usually enough for us to tell you which over the phone.
Can you do both on one visit?
Yes, and that is how it usually goes when a home needs both. The same crew cleans the two runs with different tools on the same call, so you open the door once. Mention both on the phone and we set the time aside instead of discovering it at the door.
If I can only do one now, which comes first?
The dryer line. Lint burns easily, and failure to clean was the leading factor in home dryer fires in U.S. Fire Administration data for 2008 to 2010, so a dryer that runs hot or needs two cycles should be booked now. Dirty AC ducts cost you comfort, energy and air quality, which is worth fixing, but they are not a fire risk in the same way.
How long does each take?
Two reviews on our Aventura listing describe duct visits of about an hour and of almost two hours; the time depends on how many grilles and air handlers there are and where the unit sits. A dryer line alone usually takes under an hour. Booked together, they run back to back on the same visit.
What does each service cost?
It depends on the size of the home, the number of systems and the state of the ducts, so no fair figure 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 ductwork?
Yes, see the chimney, repair and installation cards above, each with its own page. They are priced per job, not from a list, because a fireplace flue, a torn duct joint and a whole new run have little in common beyond the crew that shows up. Tell us on the phone what you are seeing and we will explain what is involved before anything is booked.
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Describe what your home is doing.

A bedroom that stays warm, a stale smell at start-up, or a load that needs a second cycle. Any one of these is a fine place to start.

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