Many times a central vacuum unit can be installed in a matter of hours. Installation is professional and causes very little disturbance to your walls. There is no mess left for the home owner to clean up, everything is as it was before installing your new central vac.

Existing homes will call for a little planning to route the pipes and avoid unnecessary bends and elbows. The majority of homes, regardless of when they were built are relatively easy to retrofit with a central vacuum.

Central vacuum installation does not require any outside venting, so there is no cutting through your exterior walls. The only holes needed are for the vacuum ports in the interior walls. A small amount of wiring will need to be done to connect the central vacuum to your house’s electrical panel. In most areas, this wiring does not require an outside electrician.

The installation of a central vacuum in an existing home is a very straightforward process that can be completed in a matter of a few hours.  Not only will a central vacuum save you time and money, it will increase the value of your home should you ever choose to sell it.