A brush tool and vacuum hose worked into an open flexible duct run, dust visible on the surrounding board and floor

About the crew

We open the system. Then you see the pile.

Express Air Duct Cleaning Jupiter cleans air ducts and dryer vents across Jupiter and the north of Palm Beach County. This page is how we work, what we can prove, and where our own information stops.

4.9 across 43 Google reviews

  • Florida licensed

    AC contractor CAC1822067

  • Business hours

    Sun–Thu 7 AM–8 PM · Fri 7 AM–6 PM · Sat closed

  • Same or next day

    Scheduling that fits your week

  • 4.9★

    43 Google reviews

The visit, step by step

What actually happens once we are in your house.

Not the brochure version. This is the order a Jupiter visit runs in, and the reviews on our Google profile describe it in their own words: about one to two hours, each step explained before it starts, and the floor swept before the crew leaves.

  1. The phone callWe ask what the air is doing.
  2. Opening the systemThe registers come off before anything is switched on.
  3. Photographs before we touch itYou see the inside of your own ductwork first.
  4. Vacuum on the line, brush through the runFrom the boot back to the plenum, one run at a time.
  5. The pile, the photographs, a swept floorYou keep what we found, and the house is left clean.

Step 1 of 5

The phone call

A musty smell when the system kicks in, one room that never cools, a dryer that needs two cycles — each of those points somewhere different. That first conversation is what decides whether the job is the ducts, the dryer line, or both, and whether somebody needs to get into the attic before anything is quoted.

Step 2 of 5

Opening the system

Every supply register and return grille is unscrewed and set aside, and the air handler cabinet is opened. Until that is done, nobody — us included — knows what is in there. It is also where a problem that is not dirt shows itself: a sagging flex run, a torn foil-tape seal at the plenum collar, a boot that has worked loose from the studs. Customers on our profile name all three.

Step 3 of 5

Photographs before we touch it

The insides get photographed before the brush goes in, because a photograph taken afterwards proves nothing. Customers tell us this is the part they remember. One review says that seeing the buildup made them realise how necessary the cleaning actually was; another describes being shown years of it at the end of the visit.

Step 4 of 5

Vacuum on the line, brush through the run

The vacuum goes on the trunk first, so the system is under suction for the whole job and what we loosen travels into the equipment rather than onto your furniture. Then the brush works each run from the boot back to the plenum. A dryer-vent review puts it plainly: the visit was sealed with an airtight vacuum and no lint escaped into the living rooms.

Step 5 of 5

The pile, the photographs, a swept floor

At the end you see the debris that came out, next to the photographs from before we started, and the photographs are yours. Then the floor gets swept — one review names the technician's protective boots and the whole laundry floor swept before he left, which is the part of the job nobody advertises and everybody notices.

  • 4.9

    Average of all 43 Google reviews

    Recomputed from every review saved off the profile on 18 September 2026, not copied from a widget.

  • 14

    Towns we take calls in

    Each one has its own page here, carrying the housing figures that decide what we usually find inside.

  • 2021

    Year the company was registered in Florida

    Express Air Duct Cleaning LLC, Sunbiz document L21000391856, active. Not the seventeen years this trade likes to print.

  • 0

    Reviews borrowed from another city

    The old version of this site showed the same 122 reviews on all five of the brand's city websites. None of them are here.

Checked, not claimed

What we can show you — and what we will not print.

  • Florida licence CAC1822067

    A Certified Air Conditioning Contractor licence, recorded by the state under Express Air Duct Cleaning LLC and active to 31 August 2028.

    Search the number at myfloridalicense.com. Florida issues no separate duct-cleaning licence.

  • NADCA member since July 2024

    Express Air Duct Cleaning LLC is a listed member of the National Air Duct Cleaners Association. We print the fact and the link, not the badge: the badge is not ours to copy.

    nadca.com, Find a Professional, under Express Air Duct Cleaning.

  • A registered Florida business

    Express Air Duct Cleaning Jupiter is the registered trade name of Express Air Duct Cleaning LLC — the same legal company, filed with the state. Not a franchise, not a lead broker.

    Sunbiz.org, filings L21000391856 and G26000037337.

  • Every review, including the bad one

    The Jupiter profile stands at 4.9 over 43 reviews. All of them are on our reviews page — the one-star one too, with nothing selected out.

    Read them on the Google profile itself, or on our reviews page.

  • No badge we cannot hand you

    You will not find a BPI or Energy Star mark here. BPI's own directory lists nobody at this address, and Energy Star certifies products and buildings, never a service contractor.

    Checked in each issuer's own directory in September 2026.

  • No anniversary we cannot date

    Duct-cleaning sites like the phrase "over 17 years". The company behind this crew was registered in Florida in 2021, so 2021 is the number we use.

    Sunbiz.org, document L21000391856, filed 2 September 2021.

In their words, not ours

The parts of a visit customers write about.

Read all 43 reviews
“The technicians explained each step before starting”

“The technicians explained each step before starting and kept us updated throughout. Their professionalism made the experience stress free.”

Liam Bernshteyn
“swept the whole laundry floor before leaving”

“Since our dryer vent cleaning visit was sealed with an airtight vacuum, no lint was able to escape into our living rooms. He was very professional and had on protective boots and swept the whole laundry floor before leaving. Our equipment runs like new and we feel entirely protected.”

A Google User
“It made me realise how necessary the cleaning actually was”

“I appreciate seeing the buildup they removed from the ducks. It made me realise how necessary the cleaning actually was.”

Avery Mashiach

Straight answers

What people ask before they let us in the house.

If it is not here, call (561) 652-5107 and ask a technician directly.

Ask us directly
Who is Express Air Duct Cleaning Jupiter?
We are the Jupiter operation of Express Air Duct Cleaning LLC, a Florida company registered with the state in 2021. "Express Air Duct Cleaning Jupiter" is that company's registered trade name for this area, filed in March 2026 — the same legal business, not a franchise and not a lead-generation site that sells your call on to whoever bids for it. The number on this website, (561) 652-5107, is the number on our Google profile: the same line, not a tracking redirect to another city.
What licence do you work under?
Florida licence CAC1822067 — a Certified Air Conditioning Contractor licence, recorded at the state under Express Air Duct Cleaning LLC and active until 31 August 2028. It is a state licence, so you can check it yourself by number at myfloridalicense.com rather than taking our word for it. Florida issues no separate duct-cleaning licence, and work that partly dismantles an air-conditioning system falls inside the air-conditioning contractor's scope. That is the licence this work sits under.
How long does a visit take, and does someone need to be home?
Reviews on our own profile put a duct-cleaning visit at roughly one to two hours — one customer writes that the technician was there about an hour, another that he was there maybe two hours. A dryer-vent-only visit is shorter. Someone over eighteen should be in the house, because the last thing we do is walk the results with you: the debris that came out, the photographs from before we started, and a plain answer about what we would and would not bother doing next time.
Do you really photograph the inside of my ducts?
Before we touch anything. A photograph taken after a clean proves nothing at all; one taken before is the only way you can judge whether the job was worth paying for. You keep them. It is the detail customers raise most often — one says that seeing the buildup made them realise how necessary the cleaning actually was, and that review is on our reviews page with every other one.
What do you refuse to put on this website?
Badges we cannot hand you and numbers we cannot source. No BPI or Energy Star mark: neither body certifies a duct-cleaning contractor, and BPI's own directory lists nobody at this address. No borrowed reviews — every review here was read off this Jupiter profile, where the previous version of this site showed the same 122 reviews on all five of the brand's city websites. No anniversary: the trade likes "over 17 years", our company was registered in 2021, so 2021 is what we print. If a claim is missing from this page, it is usually because we could not find a way for you to check it.
What happens if a visit goes badly?
One of the reviews on our profile is a one-star. It says the service did not meet expectations, that communication was slow, and that the issue was not resolved as promised. It is on our reviews page with all the others rather than filtered out of a widget, and the average printed on this site is the average with it in. If your visit goes that way, call the office on (561) 652-5107 and say so — a complaint we never hear is one we cannot fix.

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