Vacuuming just got easier with a central vacuum cleaning system in your home. No more lugging a separate vacuum, no more short cords and vacuum bags. Are you planning to move or renovate? Now consider buying a central vacuum cleaner system. Installing it is easy. Once installed, you will have nothing to worry about for years to come. We're happy to tell you more about it.
Why install a central vacuum system in my home?
Keeping your house clean just got easier with a central vacuuming system. All vacuumed dirt disappears in the central collection container and the air is blown out. This ensures that the air quality in the house is quickly and greatly improved. And that's just one of the advantages of a central vacuum system. Most importantly, the system offers a lot of convenience. Dragging with a vacuum cleaner is a thing of the past. The plumbing is installed from the vacuum unit to important locations in the home. In these places, the ductwork ends where the vacuum cleaner contacts, or where the vacuum hose is removed from the wall (Retraflex system).
Loose hose or Retraflex hose system?
The difference between a regular central vacuum system and the Retraflex is that every time it comes into contact with dust, the hose is already on the wall. Only take it out when you actually start vacuuming. The vacuum cleaner hose is stored in a tube on the wall. The system is easy to install and is about the same as a central vacuum cleaner system. With a central vacuum cleaning system, you can connect the hose yourself to one of the dust contacts. Whatever you choose, the vacuum ends up in the central unit, which is usually placed in a storage room, garage, stair cabinet or attic.
Building in a new house or during renovations?
In most cases, it is easiest to install a central vacuum system in a new home. Let the contractor or construction company know that you are installing a central vacuum system.
