Question 1

How it works?

Accepted Answer

A centralized vacuum system is pretty straightforward. We install vacuum cleaner outlets throughout your home to cover all the areas you need (excluding service and wet areas). These outlets are connected to the motor unit via piping installed within the walls.
By positioning the motor unit outside the living areas, the noise generated by the high-RPM motor is significantly reduced. Additionally, unlike portable vacuum cleaners, this system features dedicated exhaust piping, effectively preventing dust, mites, and allergens from being recirculated back into your home

Question 2

When to Install?

Accepted Answer

The ideal time to install a centralized vacuum system is during the construction phase of your home. Specifically, it should be done after the brick installation and alongside electrical work. This is crucial because, by the time the frame ceiling installation is complete, it's no longer feasible to install the system. Typically, the piping installation process takes 15-20 working days

Question 3

How about clogged?

Accepted Answer

In our experience, the likelihood of the piping clogging in your home is extremely low.
However, if a clog does occur, our team will perform a thorough inspection to identify the clogged outlet. We may use an additional motor, if necessary, to remove any material causing the blockage.

Question 4

Pricing

Accepted Answer

Custom homes have unique layouts, so the number of outlets needed to cover each home can vary.
To provide an accurate estimate, you can have your designer send us the furniture layout.
We will then process this information and provide you with the socket layout and overall budget.

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Centralized Vacuum Cleaner System

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