Central Vacuum for Renovations
Add or replace a central vacuum to your renovation increase value & indoor air quality
Benefits of central vacuums for home
Great options to meet specific family and home needs for a cleaner home.
Various machine options available, including Electron EVS central vacuum, Electron Mini Vacuum, and accessories for all major brands
Renovation is the perfect time to install or replace your central vacuum. Read More Here
VacuumOne has everything you need to make the smart choice for your home.
Why add a Central Vacuum during your renovation
If you're renovating your home in New Zealand, there are so many decisions to make, from picking out flooring and paint colors to selecting appliances and fixtures. However, it's also important to think about how to keep your home clean and healthy, and how to improve your indoor air quality.
Traditional portable vacuums can be awkward and inefficient when it comes to getting rid of dust and allergens. That's where central vacuums come in! They offer the perfect cleaning solution for your family's carpets, hard floors, and more. Take a look at the benefits of central vacuums for your new home and choose the best cleaning solution for your family.
Find out how the VacuumOne installation process makes it easy for your built-in vacuum to get up and running.
Ducted Vacuums for your renovated home
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What is a Hide-A-Hose central vacuum system?
Hide-A-Hose is a type of central vacuum system that features retractable hoses built into the walls of your home. With this system, you simply pull out the hose as far as you need it and start cleaning. When you're finished, the suction from the vacuum automatically retracts the hose back into the wall, making cleanup quick and easy.
What are Vacpans?
Vacpans and Mini Vacs are types of central vacuum system accessories. Vacpans are small, foot-operated suction points that are installed in the baseboards of your home. They allow you to quickly sweep dirt and debris directly into the suction point without needing to bend down or use a dustpan.
What is the Electron EVS central vacuum system?
The Electron EVS is a high-quality central vacuum system that uses disposable bags to collect dirt and debris. This system is designed for easy maintenance, with a filter that can be easily cleaned or replaced as needed. The Electron EVS also features a quiet motor and a large-capacity dirt canister, making it a great choice for homeowners with large homes or multiple levels.
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Central vacuums work by using a powerful motor located in a central unit, typically installed in a utility room or garage. The motor creates suction, which is carried through a network of pipes installed in the walls or floors of a building, leading to inlet valves in various rooms or areas. These inlet valves are where the user connects a hose and cleaning tool to the central vacuum system.
When the hose is attached to an inlet valve and the central vacuum is turned on, the suction created by the motor pulls air and debris through the hose, and into the network of pipes, and ultimately into the central unit's collection bin or bag. The collected debris is then stored in the collection bin or bag until it is emptied or replaced.
Some central vacuums also feature additional components such as filters, which can help to remove dust and allergens from the air, and powerheads or brushes, which can aid in cleaning carpets and other surfaces. Overall, central vacuums offer a powerful and convenient cleaning solution for larger homes and buildings.
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Improved Air Quality: Central vacuum systems remove dirt, dust, and allergens from the air, providing a cleaner and healthier living environment for your family.
Convenience: With a central vacuum system, you no longer need to carry a heavy vacuum cleaner up and down stairs or drag it from room to room. Simply plug in the hose and clean the area.
Efficiency: Central vacuums have a more powerful suction, meaning they can clean more effectively and in less time.
Quiet Operation: Central vacuum systems operate quietly, making it easier to clean without disturbing other members of your household.
Longevity: Central vacuum systems are built to last and can often outlast traditional vacuum cleaners, saving your family money in the long run.
Increased Home Value: A central vacuum system can increase the value of your home and be a selling point to potential buyers.
Overall, a central vacuum system can provide a cleaner, healthier, and more convenient living environment for your family.
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Choosing the right vacuum unit for your project depends on a few factors such as the size of your home or building, the number of floors, and the amount of traffic. At VacuumOne we offer Electron Vacuum Systems, we offer a variety of machines for all occasions, including churches, mosques, big homes, and apartments. Our team of experts can help you choose the best vacuum unit based on your specific needs. Simply contact us and let's talk about your project.
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VacuumOne offers a free quoting service to help you get started. We can conduct site visits or meet with you online to discuss your specific needs and requirements. It's important to also consider other products, such as Laundry Jet and ventilation/extraction for your bathrooms, which VacuumOne can also help with.
Some potential questions to consider when getting started include:
What are my specific cleaning needs and requirements?
How big is my home or space that needs to be cleaned?
What type of flooring and surfaces will be cleaned?
Do I have any pets or allergy concerns?
What is my budget for the installation and ongoing maintenance?
We have machines for all occasions, from churches and mosques to large homes and apartments. Let's talk about your project and find the best solution for your needs.
Electron Vacuums
Jump to our range of high-quality EVS power units.
We have a vacuum for every home & Business. Panel Beaters, Hairdressers & Rest Homes all love Electron.
Hoses & Accessories
See our range of central vacuum brushes, hoses, hose socks, and extendable pipes. Compatible with all major central brands like Beam, Kiwivac, Smart, & Electrolux
Replacement Vacuums
Do you have an exisiting central vacuum system but its stopped, lost power or it’s just not powerful enough? Simply replace the power unit. See our range here
What differnt Types of central Vacuums systems are there?
There are a few different types of central Vacuums. We have machines, solutions, and ducted systems for new homes, businesses mosques, churches, and rest homes. Find out how a central vacuum can be a great addition to your newly renovated home.
Renovation
A ducted vacuum is built into the walls of your home.
You plug a hose into a wall outlet and start cleaning.
Dirt and debris are sucked through the hose and into a central unit.
The central unit is usually located in the garage or basement.
A ducted vacuum system is more powerful and efficient than a traditional portable vacuum.
Dirt and debris are vented outside of the home instead of being recirculated back into the air helping to improve indoor air quality.
Businesses
Upgrade your business cleaning with a central vacuum system
Popular choice for hairdressers, car groomers, and panel beaters
Solutions available for different needs, including the Electron Mini Vac for sweeping and Heavy Duty HPV for cleaning up cars, broken glass, and dirt
Improve efficiency and speed up cleaning process
Talk to us to find the best central vacuum system for your business
Hide a Hose & Vacpans
Hide-A-Hose is a unique feature of central vacuum systems.
It allows users to pull out a length of hose from a vacuum inlet valve and retract it into the wall when finished.
This eliminates the need for a separate hose storage area and provides a cleaner appearance.
The hose is stored in the vacuum tubing in the wall and can be extended up to 50 feet to reach various areas of the home.
Hide-A-Hose is ideal for homeowners who value convenience and want to keep their home looking tidy.
How do Central Vacuums Works?
Central vacuum piping is built into the walls of your home at construction stage. About the same time as your electrician and plumber does their prewire. At the final fit off VacuumOne attaches the wall inlets, vacpan and power unit (vacuum machine) in the garage. To opporate, you simply plug a hose into a wall outlet and vacuum away! The dirt and debris are then sucked through the internal pipework and into a power unit.
What are the benefits of a Central Vacuum?
61 % reduction in exposure to allergens
45% faster cleaning
3 x value added to your home’s value
52% Increase in Indoor Air QUALITY
There are many benefits of a central vacuum. Increased indoor air quality from reduced dust, allergens and dust mites in the air. Faster cleaning and increased house value.
How do I know which central vacuum system to install?
There are a few factors that will help you know which central vacuum system to install. We have installed systems in almost every possible location. Including rest homes, small hotels, hairdressers, mosques, churches, large homes, and apartments. Below are some of the considerations that we ask about to find the right system for our customers
House size
The size of a house can affect the type of central vacuum system that should be installed. Larger homes may require more powerful units and longer hoses to efficiently clean all areas, while smaller homes may be adequately served by a smaller, less powerful system. It is important to consider the size of the home and individual cleaning needs when selecting a central vacuum system.
Distance between inlets
When installing a central vacuum system, it is important to strategically place the inlets throughout the home. Inlets are typically installed on the walls and should be placed in high-traffic areas and near where dirt and debris are likely to accumulate, such as in the hallways, living room, and garages. The number and placement of inlets will depend on the size and layout of the home, as well as the desired level of convenience and efficiency. We have a variety of hoses lengths that range between 10m -18m.
The type of house construction
The type of house construction can affect the installation of a central vacuum system in many ways. For example, a house with a concrete slab foundation may require different installation techniques than a house with a crawl space or basement. The placement of steal beams or firewalls are also considered. Because it's so important to consider the construction materials of your home it is best to talk with our team early in the planning process.
How you will use your central vacuum system.
The type of central vacuum system you need will depend on how you plan to use it. For example, businesses like hairdressers and retirement homes may require additional features such as specialized cleaning tools and larger capacity systems. For households, the size of the home and frequency of use will determine the type of system needed. An apartment may only require a mini vac while a larger home may need a full-sized central vacuum system with inlets throughout the house, and additional features like a vacpan in the kitchen or a hide-a-hose system for easy access.
Budget
Your budget is an important consideration when choosing a central vacuum system. Larger homes and more complex systems may require a higher initial investment but can provide long-term savings through increased efficiency and improved air quality. However, for smaller homes or those with a more modest budget, a simpler system or a portable vacuum may be a more practical choice. Ultimately, it is important to weigh the benefits and costs of different options to find the best fit for your home and budget.
How Do We get started?
Getting started with VacuumOne to organise your central vacuum is a straightforward process that can be completed in five easy steps. Firstly, browse our wide range of products online, including central vacuum systems, replacement machines for popular brands, and accessories for all major brands. Next, get in touch with our friendly and knowledgeable team to discuss your requirements and get a quote. Once you're ready to proceed, we'll arrange for our experienced installers to visit your property and install your central vacuum system. Our team will also provide a demonstration of how to use the system, and our post-installation support ensures any issues are resolved quickly and efficiently. Contact VacuumOne today to get started on your central vacuum journey.
Getting started is easy with our 5 step process
Contact us: Give us a call or send us an email to schedule a consultation.
Consultation: We'll come to your property and discuss your needs, preferences and budget.
System Design: We'll design a custom central vacuum system that is tailored to your specific requirements.
Installation: Our team of professionals will install your new system quickly and efficiently.
Enjoy: Sit back, relax and enjoy your new central vacuum system!