Wall / ground-level vent
Basement or main-floor laundry. Vent exits a side wall. 45–60 min.
Book wall ventFlat $139 for wall vents, $199 for roof vents, no trip charge to Coon Rapids. Full duct cleaned, cap cleared, airflow tested, usually within 2–4 days.
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Clear Vent provides dryer vent cleaning in Coon Rapids, Minnesota for a flat $139 (wall or ground-level vent) or $199 (roof vent), with no trip charge. The service includes full-length rotary brush cleaning, exterior cap clearing, transition hose check and a before/after airflow reading. Most Coon Rapids homes need it once a year; roof-vented homes every 6–12 months.
Coon Rapids ramblers and split-levels from the 60s–80s usually vent low on the wall. We frequently find crushed foil transition hoses behind the dryer here.
Vent types: Ground-level wall vents.
Riverdale · Coon Creek · Sand Creek and everywhere else in Coon Rapids. ZIP codes 55433, 55448.
Basement or main-floor laundry. Vent exits a side wall. 45–60 min.
Book wall ventSecond-floor laundry. Vent exits the roof. Cap cleared from above. 60–90 min.
Book roof ventStarts at $139. If it turns out to exit through the roof, roof pricing applies — we confirm before any work starts.
Book & we'll checkThe exterior flapper is stuck open or missing, letting outside air flow backward down the duct. We replace damaged caps so the flap seals when the dryer is off.
No. Dryer exhaust must terminate outdoors. Venting into a garage, attic, or crawl space creates moisture, mold, and a lint fire hazard, and for gas dryers it dumps combustion gases indoors. We can advise on correct termination.
Dryer vent cleaning is the removal of lint and debris from the entire duct that runs from the back of your dryer to the vent cap outside your home. We use a rotating brush system and a high-powered vacuum to scrub the full length of the duct, clear the exterior cap, and verify airflow afterward. It is different from cleaning the lint screen, which only catches a portion of the lint your dryer produces.
The lint screen only catches about 75% of lint. The rest travels down the duct with the hot, moist exhaust air, sticks to the duct walls, and packs tightest at elbows, screens, and the exterior cap. Over a year a typical family's duct collects a few cups to several gallons of lint.
Yes. The most common result customers notice is that dry times drop from two cycles back to one. A clean vent restores airflow, lowers the dryer's operating temperature, cuts energy use by up to 30%, extends the life of the heating element and motor, and removes the number one cause of dryer fires.
Someone 18 or older needs to let us in and move anything blocking the laundry area. After that you don't need to stay in the room. For roof vents we also need access to the yard side where we set up the ladder.
No. Our vacuum captures lint as the brush dislodges it, we lay down a drop cloth behind the dryer, and we clean up before we leave. You should not see any lint in the laundry room when we're done.
Code calls for rigid or semi-rigid aluminum or galvanized steel duct, 4 inches in diameter, with joints taped not screwed. Many homes have white vinyl or foil flex duct instead, which traps lint in its ridges and is a fire hazard. We flag flex duct whenever we find it.
Flat $139 for wall vents, $199 for roof vents. No trip charge. Pay when it's done.