Central Vacuum Repair and Installation
At ALL BRANDS VACUUMS of Lake Norman, we provide comprehensive central vacuum system services in the Lake Norman region. From installation to repair, we have you covered.
Top-Notch Central Vacuum System Services in the Lake Norman Region
Because it is built with a powerful motor and large airflow, it can pick up deep-seated dirt, dust, and debris, including microscopic particles such as pollen, mold spores, and dust mites.
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Why Opt for a Central Vacuum System
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Cleaner Indoor Air After Vacuuming
Traditional portable vacuums may recirculate some of the dirt and particles they collect into the air. A central vacuum cleaner removes 100% of vacuumed dirt, particles, and allergens from the home, helping eliminate the familiar “vacuum smell” and the dust particles often seen in the air after vacuuming with a traditional portable vacuum.
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Less Noise During Cleaning
A central vacuum system is designed so the main noise comes from the power unit, which is usually placed in an out-of-the-way area. Because of that setup, vacuuming with a central vacuum cleaner makes less noise than a hairdryer or clothes dryer. That quieter operation can make a noticeable difference during everyday cleaning. In many cases, the system is quiet enough to use in the same room as a sleeping child, making it a more comfortable option for busy households.
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Fewer Components to Deal With
A central vacuum system also reduces many of the common frustrations that come with portable vacuums. There is no heavy machine to lug around, no cord to trip over or catch on furniture, and no clunky unit bumping into furniture or woodwork as you move from room to room.
Instead, there is a lightweight hose and attachments that are easy to carry. Central vacuum hoses can range from 20 to 50 feet and can be plugged into an inlet valve or be self-contained within the tubing in the wall. Newer self-contained hose systems can eliminate the need to carry and store a bulky central vacuum cleaner hose by using suction to draw the hose back into the wall tubing for storage.
Automatic dustpans built for central vacuum systems can also be installed in the kick space under a kitchen, bathroom, or workroom countertop. This allows you to sweep debris directly into a vacuum inlet using a standard broom.
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Better Suction Power
A central vacuum cleaner uses tubing installed behind drywall to deliver dirt and debris to a power unit. Since that power unit is typically installed in a basement or garage, it can be equipped with a more powerful motor than many upright or canister vacuums.
This added motor strength gives the central vacuum system more suction power. Wall inlets are installed throughout the building, allowing a hose and central vacuum accessories to remove dust, particles, and small debris from interior rooms with strong, consistent performance.
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Advanced Accessories Available
For many casual cleaning tasks, the high suction of a central vacuum system is sufficient on its own. However, these vacuum cleaners can also be paired with advanced accessories for added convenience and cleaning power. Central vacuum hoses may be equipped with an air-driven power brush. These air-driven, or turbine, power brushes are often less expensive because they do not require electrical wiring to be run to each wall inlet. For more difficult tasks, this powered brush tool can be used when extra cleaning support is needed.
Standard cleaning tools similar to those used with portable vacuum cleaners can also be used with a central vacuum system. For added convenience, some owners choose to keep a set of these additional central vacuum cleaner tools on each floor of a multi-story building.
The Importance of Hiring Pros to Install Your Central Vacuum System
Installing a central vacuum cleaner requires planning, proper placement, and knowledge of how the tubing connects to the power unit. That is why vacuum tubing systems should be installed by professional central vacuum system dealers. When a trained central vacuum system dealer is involved, retrofitting vacuum tubing in an existing home can be easy and cost-effective.
Wall inlets connect to the power unit through tubes that may run inside walls or through vertical pipe chases, closets, attics, basements, or cold air return ducts when permitted by building code. In new construction, central vacuum tubing is usually installed during the rough-in phase, which is after interior framing is complete and other in-wall utilities, such as plumbing, HVAC, and electrical, are set up, but before drywall and other surface finishes are made.
Tubing is often installed before cabling because wiring is usually easier to route than vacuum tubing. Final inlet fittings and connections are then completed during the finish phase after wall surfaces are complete.
Get in Touch with a Reliable Central Vacuum Installation and Repair Service Provider
To schedule a central vacuum cleaner installation or repair service, please do not hesitate to contact us today. We would be more than happy to help you with your central vacuum system service needs.