Dryer Vent Cleaning Expert in NJ

Once a year is standard. Clean more often for large households, pets, or frequent loads.

Dryer vent cleaning usually takes a few hours. For instance, our professional dryer vent cleaning in Oak Ridge NJ takes between 1-2 hours, depending on the complexity of the system and the level of buildup.

If your venting system is longer or harder to reach (such as roof vents), it may take a bit longer.

Absolutely. Expect faster cycles, lower energy use, and less wear on your appliance.

Yes. The U.S. Fire Administration reports thousands of dryer fires annually—mostly from lint clogs.

While DIY kits can help remove surface lint in your home dryer, they don’t address deeper blockages or check the overall airflow efficiency of your system. Professional residential dryer vent cleaners in NJ use specialized tools that can safely remove buildup, check for collapses in the duct, and ensure everything is up to code.

Signs of a clogged dryer vent include:

• Clothes taking longer to dry or requiring multiple cycles
• A burning smell while the dryer is running
• Lint buildup around the dryer or outside vent hood
• Hot air or excess heat near the dryer

If you notice any of these signs, it’s time to schedule a professional inspection.

Yes, we provide residential and commercial dryer vent cleaning, including hard-to-reach roof vent systems.

Yes, at Clean Air Technologies, we do offer emergency dryer vent services.

We understand that clogged vents can be an emergency, especially if you notice signs of overheating or burning smells.

Yes. We offer commercial dryer vent cleaning in New Jersey for businesses, apartment complexes, hotels, and multi-unit buildings.

If you’ve noticed increased dust in your laundry area, persistent odors, or have allergy concerns—even after cleaning your dryer vent—it’s wise to schedule an air quality assessment. It’ll help identify hidden contaminants or systemic issues in your indoor air.

Lint buildup in dryer vents increases the risk of fires, elongates drying times, and reduces energy efficiency. Regular dryer vent cleaning ensures safe operation, faster drying, and lower utility bills. Pairing this with an air quality assessment helps you understand if particles—like lint or dust—are impacting the air inside your home.