Scrub A Duct

My brother recently had Scrub A Duct do work on the dryer vent in his condo in Tinton Falls. The job was to reconnect a dryer vent that had been installed improperly with duct tape by the builders. At some point, a section of the vent had disconnected and lint from the dryer was blowing onto the ceiling floor. In order to locate the location of the disconnection, the technician used fiber optic cable. When he was unable to find the exact area with the cable, he was forced to cut holes into the ceiling to get a better view. He then refitted the duct section with a replacement and fixed the holes in the ceilings.
The technician George could not have been nicer or more professional. He worked almost 12 hours in order to find the vent, perform the maintenance, and insure that the entire area was cleaned up, including the repair of the ceiling. The job was extremely painstaking but George never faltered once and seemed unfazed even when it became apparent it would take much longer than anticipated. In the end, George charged an extremely fair price even though another company may have charged much more considering the time and effort the job took.
The job was meticulously performed and the corner cutting that caused the problem was corrected at a fair and reasonable price. I cannot recommend Scrub A Duct and George strongly enough.

It is really hard to find honest people for any type of home maintenance these days. I chose Scrub A Duct because of their camera inspection system. George was upfront about his pricing and there were really no surprises. The only surprise was how good of a job he did. I expected a quick cleaning and diagnosis for my dryer vent problem that caused my drywall tape to peel. I also expected a diagnosis that would lead to a much larger job, but George came in did a cleaning, scoped the duct and found the real problem which he fixed in a matter of minutes (no additional charge). The whole time he explained exactly what was going on. He finished up his work and left. I expected the duct to be clean (which it was), but i did not expect to see the lint tray inside the dryer to be SPOTLESS. he cleaned up the lint tray and inside the dryer where the lint tray slides into. I was really impressed because he probably took apart the entire tray assembly to get access into there.
If you need a vent cleaning (and you should every year or two as routine maintenance) George is the man to get it done.
Thanks for a GREAT JOB Scrub A Duct!

First let me say this is an Air Duct and Dryer Vent business primarily… not a plumber.
And what sets these guys apart from the ‘Dryer Vent and Air Duct’ crowd? several things: Most notably they have and use a camera! Meaning they’re not just going to stick a vacuum hose in the ducts and start cleaning. They will tell you whether your duct work needs cleaning, repair or nothing. And they’ll actually SHOW you in real time!
Secondly, they call you back. No, really these guys called me on a Saturday afternoon!
I called them because I wasn’t getting air flow through my vents from the furnace. The furnace was moving a ton of air, just not to the rooms. George put the fiber optic camera in the vents in, and also from the furnace out. He found a major breach in one of the main tubes from the furnace. On this, the coldest day of the year, I’m warm and toasty for the first time in years.
George repaired the seam, cleaned my dryer vents and cleaned up everything. Seriously, the area was cleaner when he finished than when he started.