For Managers, HOAs, and Multi-Family Owners
If you manage ten doors, you have ten dryer vents quietly loading with lint, and no good system for any of them. Owners in other states cannot hear a struggling dryer. Tenants do not report slow dry times until the dryer dies or worse. And when an insurer or an HOA board asks when the vents were last serviced, "we think someone did it a while back" is not an answer.
High Desert Vent Care runs dryer vent service as a program, not a one off: per-unit pricing, a photo and airflow report for every property, scheduling that respects occupancy, and an annual rotation so no unit quietly falls years behind. The work is performed by an independent, C-DET certified local provider.
Tell us roughly what you manage and where. You get a per-unit quote and a proposed rotation, with no obligation.
Thanks. We will come back with a per-unit quote and a proposed rotation for your properties. Prefer to talk? Call (541) 555-0134.
The anchor is the single home rate: most Central Oregon homes pay $160 to $195 for a full cleaning with airflow readings and a photo report. Portfolio pricing starts there and comes down per unit for two honest reasons: travel and setup happen once per stop instead of once per dryer, and a rotation is predictable work that can be routed efficiently.
What moves your per-unit price:
Share the unit count in the form and you receive a per-unit quote and a proposed schedule before you commit to anything. One invoice per cycle, one point of contact.
Every serviced unit produces a report: before and after photos of the vent run and exit cap, airflow and pressure readings before and after, and flagged issues (crushed or foil transition hose, nests, damaged caps, disconnected sections).
Visits land on turnover days between check out and check in, during owner blocks, or in the shoulder season windows you identify. Busy Sunriver and Bend rentals belong on a six to twelve month cycle, because turnover laundry loads vents faster than any family does.
Scheduling runs through your tenant notice process, with the visit treated like any other planned maintenance entry. Tenants get a working dryer that dries in one cycle, which quietly removes a whole category of maintenance complaints.
Common laundry rooms and clubhouse dryers are serviced in posted windows, and in-unit programs run building by building. Annual rotations keep the whole property on one documented cycle the board can point to.
The annual rotation: every unit enters a twelve month cycle (six months for high turnover rentals). We track the schedule, prompt you before each round, service the batch, and deliver the reports. The fire safety line item stops being a thing somebody meant to handle.
Managing a single rental home instead? Book it like any home on the Sunriver page or the homepage form, and mention the rental in the notes.
Single homes price at the standard local rate (most homes pay $160 to $195). Portfolio pricing starts from that anchor and comes down per unit based on how many units are scheduled together and how efficiently they route. Share your unit count and you get a per-unit quote before committing to anything.
A report per property: before and after photos, airflow and pressure readings before and after, and flagged issues. Suitable for owner statements, HOA records, and insurance documentation, and it builds a service history for every unit.
Vacation rentals: turnover days, owner blocks, or low occupancy windows you identify. Long term rentals: coordinated with your tenant notice process. HOA common areas: posted service windows, like any other common area work.
All of Central Oregon: Bend, Redmond, Sisters, Sunriver, Prineville, La Pine, Tumalo, Terrebonne, Madras, Crooked River Ranch, Black Butte Ranch, Camp Sherman, Powell Butte, Culver, and Metolius. Mixed town portfolios are normal.