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Dryer Vent Cleaning in Vancouver, WA

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At Clearly Amazing, we take on all of the mess and risk so you don’t have to.

Before and after dryer vent cleaning by Clearly Amazing

Clearly Amazing cleans dryer vents for homes and businesses across Vancouver, Camas, Battle Ground and the rest of Clark County, out of our office on NE 146th Street. Our crews are insured, and every estimate is free and done on site.

Call (360) 571-2997 for a free on-site estimate.

Why a clean dryer vent matters

The National Fire Protection Association puts the yearly average at 13,820 home fires involving a dryer (2014–2018). Failure to clean was the cause of 32% of them, and in 27% the first thing to ignite was dust, fiber or lint.

Signs your dryer vent needs cleaning

  • Clothes are still damp at the end of a normal cycle, or drying takes longer than it used to (CPSC).
  • Towels and jeans take a long time to dry, or clothes feel hotter than usual at the end of the cycle (U.S. Fire Administration).
  • The flap on the outside vent doesn’t open while the dryer is running, or you can’t feel exhaust air coming out.
  • The duct behind the dryer is crushed, kinked, or made of white plastic or foil. The CPSC recommends rigid or semi-rigid metal duct instead.

Free estimate

Every estimate is free and done on site, before any work is scheduled.

Homes and businesses

We clean dryer vents for houses, condos and commercial buildings across the Vancouver area.

Insured crews

Our crews are covered by workers’ compensation and general liability insurance, and a certificate is available on request.

Call (360) 571-2997 for a free on-site dryer vent estimate in Vancouver, or request an estimate online.

Washington says every three months

The Washington State Fire Marshal’s Office recommends cleaning lint out of the dryer vent pipe every three months — four times as often as the national once-a-year guidance — and using rigid or flexible metal venting so air keeps flowing.

The duct rules in Clark County

Vancouver builds to the 2021 Washington State Residential Code, which keeps the national dryer rules: a 4-inch metal duct ending outside with a backdraft damper and no screen, screws that stick no more than 1/8 inch into the duct, and no more than 35 feet of duct minus an allowance for each elbow. The U.S. Fire Administration notes that in a long vent with many bends, moisture condenses inside and attracts lint.

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