GET A CENTRAL VACUUM INSTALLED IN YOUR HOME. WITHOUT THE MESS.
We install central vacuum systems in new construction and existing homes across Las Vegas. Existing home with finished walls? We run pipe from above or below and mount every inlet cleanly. No drywall repair bill when we’re done.
20+ years installing central vacuums in Las Vegas
Retrofit installs without breaking walls
Every major brand available
Same-day response
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Central vacuum systems produce 2-3x more suction than portable vacuums. The power unit sits in your garage or utility room – what you’re carrying through the house is just a lightweight hose and floor tool.
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Plug the hose into any wall inlet and start cleaning. The unit is out of the way, the noise stays in the garage, and you cover the whole house without tripping over a cord.
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Portable vacuums recirculate dust back into the room. A central system exhausts everything outside the living area. Measurable difference for anyone with allergies or asthma.
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A well-installed central vacuum system lasts 20-30 years. Most homeowners go through 5-6 portable vacuums in that time, costing them more in total.
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It’s a listed feature when you sell. Buyers notice it.
Power unit sized for your home’s square footage
PVC piping run through walls, attic, or crawlspace
Wall inlet valves in every zone of the home
Electric or low-voltage hose and tool kit
Garage utility inlet (optional)
Full system test before we leave
Hide-A-Hose is a retractable central vacuum system where the hose lives inside the wall. Pull it out when you need it, let go when you’re done – suction draws it back in automatically. Available in 30, 40, 50, and 60 ft lengths. A 50 ft hose covers roughly 2,300 sq ft from a single inlet.
It installs in new construction or retrofits onto an existing system. Same pipe, same power unit – just a different inlet that replaces your standard wall valve.
Anyone tired of dealing with hose storage
Larger homes where dragging a full hose room to room gets old
Homeowners who want the cleanest possible setup
Step 01
We look at the layout, square footage, and wall construction before recommending anything. The goal is maximum coverage with the fewest inlets and the most direct pipe route.
Step 02
In new construction, pipe goes in before drywall. In existing homes, we run from the attic or crawlspace. We find the cleanest path so inlets land exactly where you’ll use them.
Step 03
Every joint is glued and secured. Inlets are mounted flush to the wall. We don’t cut corners on the pipe run because a leak in the piping kills suction throughout the whole system.
Step 04
The unit goes in your garage, basement, or utility room. We size it to your home – too small and you lose suction at the far inlets, too large and you’ve overpaid for power you don’t need.
Step 05
Every inlet is tested for suction. Every connection, checked. We don’t leave until the system is running the way it should throughout the whole house.
Step 06
Before we go, we show you how to use every part, the hose, the attachments, how to empty the canister, and what to keep an eye on.
Square footage and number of floors
New construction vs. existing home retrofit
Number of inlets needed
Power unit brand and model
Hose and tool kit selection
Call us, describe your space, and we’ll tell you what a proper installation involves.
Yes. We run pipe from the attic or crawlspace and mount inlets without cutting into drywall. It’s one of the most common jobs we do.
Most single-home installations are completed in one day. Larger homes or more complex layouts may take two days.
Depends on your floor plan. As a general rule, one inlet per 600-800 sq ft covers most homes comfortably. We’ll give you a specific number after looking at your layout.
It depends on your home’s square footage and your preferences around noise level and capacity. We carry MD Manufacturing units that are made in the USA, 10-year transferable warranty standard. We’ll match the right unit to your home on the assessment visit.
Yes. We rough in the pipe before drywall goes up and return to complete the installation once the home is finished.
Call or text (702) 561-9570 or fill out the form on this page. We’ll get back to you the same day.
A central vacuum installed correctly lasts decades. Call us today and we’ll tell you exactly what it takes to put one in your home.
