Dryer vent cleaning · Portland, Oregon

Every dryer vent in your building, cleaned and documented

Flat-rate dryer vent cleaning for small Portland apartment buildings. One visit, minimal tenant disruption, and a written report for your files.

Request a bid

Tell us about your building and we reply with a flat price.


Pricing
One flat price per building
Built for
Small apartment buildings
You receive
A written report for your files

The difference

Annual vent maintenance should not be a project

Lint buildup in dryer vents is a fire risk, and for a property manager it is also a liability and insurance question. The work is routine. The paperwork should be too.

The usual wayQuotes built unit by unit, then re-priced when the count changes.

ClearVent PDXOne flat price for the whole building.

The usual wayA generalist duct crew that treats dryer vents as an add-on.

ClearVent PDXA service that does dryer vents and nothing else.

The usual wayA verbal "all done" and nothing for the file.

ClearVent PDXA written report you can hand to an insurer.

The usual wayAnother vendor to schedule, remind and chase every year.

ClearVent PDXOne task handled, then off your list.

What you get

One service, five commitments

For owners and managers of apartment buildings in Portland who need annual dryer vent maintenance done and proven.

  • Every dryer vent, building-wide

    Each unit’s dryer vent is cleaned in the same service, so the whole building is covered together instead of in pieces.

  • Flat price per building

    You approve one number up front. It does not change with a per-unit tally.

  • Minimal tenant disruption

    The visit is planned around residents, and tenants are told ahead of time what is happening and why.

  • A written report

    A record of the work for your files: a paper trail for liability, insurance and your own maintenance log.

  • One point of contact

    You deal with the people doing the work. No dispatch maze, no franchise call center.

How it works

From request to paperwork, with nothing for you to chase

  1. Before

    You send the building

    Share the address and unit count through the bid form. We reply with the flat price for the building and a proposed window for the visit.

  2. Notice

    Tenants are informed

    Residents get advance notice of the visit so nobody is surprised by someone at the dryer.

  3. On site

    Every vent cleaned

    We work through the building, cleaning each unit’s dryer vent in a single visit.

  4. After

    You get the report

    A written record of the work arrives for your files, ready for your insurer or your next audit.

Pricing

$600

Per building

One building, one price, one invoice

The flat rate covers the dryer vents in the building and the written report that goes with them. You can budget it per property without waiting on a count of units or surprise line items.

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Questions

What property managers ask first

How is the price set?

One flat price per building: $600. It is not a per-unit quote.

What size buildings do you work in?

Small apartment buildings in Portland, Oregon, roughly 4 to 30 units. If yours is outside that range, send the details and we will tell you plainly whether we are a fit.

Will this disrupt my tenants?

We keep disruption to a minimum: one visit, planned in advance, with tenants told what to expect before we arrive.

What documentation do I receive?

A written report of the work for your files, useful for liability, insurance and your maintenance records.

Why does dryer vent cleaning matter for a building?

Lint that builds up in dryer vents is a fire hazard. Regular cleaning is a routine fire-safety task, and a documented one protects you and your residents.

How do I get started?

Send the building address and unit count through the bid form below. We reply with the flat price and a proposed visit window.

Request a bid

Tell us about your building

Give us the address and the number of units. We reply with a flat price and a proposed window for the visit.

Serving small apartment buildings in Portland, Oregon.