Service Areas
The Lint Guys clean, repair, and install dryer vents in 15 towns across Morris County, from Morristown and Madison to Rockaway and Randolph. We are a family-owned team, led by CDET-certified owner Rob Chittenden, who work on dryer vents alone. Find your town below and see what we cover there.
Photo credits: Morristown: Jared Kofsky, CC BY-SA 3.0 · Parsippany: Redjockey, CC BY 3.0 · Randolph: Lalmeister, CC BY-SA 3.0 · Rockaway: Zeete, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Mount Olive: Jerrye & Roy Klotz, MD, CC BY-SA 3.0 · Morris Township: Zeete, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Roxbury: Jerrye & Roy Klotz, MD, CC BY-SA 3.0 · Montville: Adam Moss from Highland Park, NJ, United States, CC BY-SA 2.0 · Jefferson: Jerrye & Roy Klotz, MD, CC BY-SA 3.0 · Denville: Zeete, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Madison: Jared Kofsky/Placenj.com, CC BY-SA 3.0 · Hanover Township: Jerrye & Roy Klotz, MD, CC BY-SA 3.0 · Florham Park: Leifern, CC BY-SA 3.0 · Butler: Jerrye & Roy Klotz, MD, CC BY-SA 3.0 · Mount Arlington: Jerrye & Roy Klotz, MD, CC BY-SA 3.0
I had a really great experience with Rob and his coworker today they were efficient and got the job done right they noticed some issues and fixed them up for me Which wasn't even the main reason they came. I would highly recommend if you need anybody to clean your lint or dryers. These are the guys to do it.
A real job
The situation: A homeowner called about a dryer vent issue. “They took my call, stopped over same day”.
What we did: The team “fixed my dryer vent issue in under an hour”.
Outcome: “High level of service and transparency.”
From a Google review, July 17, 2026.
Checkable facts: Google rating 5.0 from 70+ reviews, read October 5, 2026. 15 Morris County towns served. Nextdoor 2025 Neighborhood Favorite in 3 neighborhoods, page read October 5, 2026. Rob Chittenden is in the CSIA directory as a Certified Dryer Exhaust Technician, listing read October 5, 2026.
Town by town
Every town in our service area has its own kind of housing, and the housing decides how a dryer vent is run. Here is what we run into most often in each one.
From the Victorian and Colonial homes in the historic district near South Street to the apartments and condos closer to the train station on the Morris and Essex line, Morristown homes tend to have long, winding vent runs that trap lint. We handle the older houses where the vent snakes through finished basements and additions, and the newer buildings where shared or rooftop terminations make cleaning trickier.
The bungalows and older homes around Lake Hiawatha and Lake Parsippany often have short but heavily used vents, while the gingerbread cottages of Mount Tabor and the larger colonials near Troy Hills tend to have longer, winding runs. We clean and service them all, plus the many condos and townhomes across the township.
Many Randolph homes sit on larger, wooded lots with the laundry room set well inside the house. That leaves a long dryer run to the outside wall, and long runs are where lint piles up and airflow drops. We handle the older homes near Mount Freedom and the newer builds around Shongum alike.
Rockaway mixes older homes near the historic downtown with newer developments spread out toward the mall and Interstate 80. The older houses often route the dryer line a long way through a basement to an outside wall, and that is where lint gathers and drying slows.
From the lake homes around Budd Lake to the newer subdivisions in Flanders that filled in after the 1970s, Mount Olive houses often sit on larger lots with the laundry set well inside the home. That means a long vent run to the outside wall, and long runs are where lint piles up and airflow drops.
From the established homes near Convent Station and the Seeing Eye campus to the newer builds off Woodland Avenue, Morris Township homes often have long dryer runs that travel through finished basements and additions. That is exactly where lint collects and airflow drops. We handle the older colonials and the larger newer homes alike.
From the older homes in Succasunna and Kenvil to the newer developments near Ledgewood, Roxbury houses often route the dryer line through a finished basement or across the home to an outside wall. Those longer runs collect lint fast and slow drying down.
From the lake homes near Lake Valhalla to the newer subdivisions in Pine Brook and Towaco, Montville houses tend to be larger with the laundry set deep inside. That means a long vent run to the exterior, and long runs are where lint settles and airflow drops.
Many Jefferson homes sit on wooded lots around the lakes, with the laundry room set far from an outside wall. That makes for a long vent run, and long runs are where lint builds up and drying slows. We handle the older lake cottages and the newer builds near Oak Ridge alike.
Denville's lake neighborhoods started as summer colonies a century ago, so many homes were built small and added onto over the years. That leaves dryer vents running through additions and finished basements, exactly where lint settles and airflow drops.
Madison's older homes near the downtown and the train station on the Morristown Line often have long dryer vent runs that wind through basements and additions, exactly where lint likes to collect. We also serve the newer townhomes and the many rental properties tied to the universities, where dryers get heavy use and vents are easy to forget.
The established homes around Whippany and near the Whippany Railway Museum often have long vent runs through basements and additions, while the newer townhomes in Cedar Knolls come with their own venting quirks. We handle both, clearing lint from the dryer all the way to the exterior cap.
Florham Park is known for larger, well-kept homes, and larger homes usually mean the laundry room sits well inside the house. That leaves a long dryer run to the outside wall, and long runs are where lint builds up and drying times climb.
Butler grew as a mill and factory town, so much of its housing is older and built close together. In tighter, older homes the dryer vent often runs a long way through a basement or up an exterior wall, and that is exactly where lint collects and airflow slows.
Mount Arlington grew up as a lake resort, so many older homes near the water were built as seasonal cottages and added onto since. Those additions leave dryer vents running long, turned paths to the outside, and that is where lint gathers and airflow drops.
Across North Jersey
We are based in Morris County and serve homeowners across North Jersey. Whether you live in a historic Morristown home or a lake house in Mount Arlington, you get the same full-system cleaning, the same camera scope before and after, and the same flat-rate prices.
We guarantee confirmed scheduling within 24 hours of your request. Don’t see your town listed? Call (973) 906-9677 to check.
FAQs
The same flat rate in every town we serve: $185 for a first-story vent, $225 for a second-story vent and $265 for a roof vent. A bird nest or item removal adds $100, and we quote it before we touch it.
Once a year for most households, and more often with heavy use or long duct runs.
Most jobs take about an hour. Longer vent runs or heavy buildup can take more time.
Dryer vents are all we do. We check the whole line from the dryer to the exterior cap with a camera and an airflow reading, before and after, and Rob is a CSIA Certified Dryer Exhaust Technician.
Lint keeps building up in the line, so loads take longer and the dryer runs hotter. The U.S. Fire Administration lists failure to clean as the leading cause of home dryer fires.
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