Commercial Dryer Vent Cleaning

Higher run hours. A salon dryer or restaurant linen dryer can run more in a single week than a residential dryer runs in a month. Higher run hours mean more lint accumulation, faster.

Insurance carrier scrutiny. Most commercial property insurance policies treat dryer vent cleaning as required maintenance. Skipped cleaning is a documented exclusion in many policies — meaning a fire claim could be denied.

Code compliance. Florida Building Code Section M1502 specifies dryer duct construction, length, and termination requirements. Many older commercial properties have code violations that residential-trained technicians don't recognize.

Multi-tenant risk. In a duplex, quadplex, or small condo building, one tenant's clogged dryer vent can become every tenant's problem. Annual cleaning across the building protects every unit.

Newman's serves single-system commercial properties across the Florida Panhandle and coastal Alabama. Every job is built to give you what your insurance carrier and your tenants actually need.

Full cleaning per NFPA 211 standards. Every duct, transition, and termination — from dryer to exterior cap.

Pre and post airflow verification. We measure airflow speed and static pressure before and after cleaning. The numbers go on your certificate so you have proof of performance restoration.

Written cleaning certificate. Every job ends with documentation suitable for insurance carriers, property files, and tenant records. Citation of NFPA 211 Section 14 + Florida Building Code Section M1502.

Code violation documentation. If we find issues — plastic transition ducts, screened terminations, undersized ducts, missing access panels — we document them in writing. You decide what to do; we just give you the visibility.

Coordination with whoever's appropriate. Owner, property manager, on-site manager — we work with the right person and minimize disruption to your operation.