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All Vac has been family owned an operated since 1937. Our family has worked on every type of vacuum imaginable so you can say we know our machines. We are dedicated to bringing you the highest quality work in our niche market of central vacuum cleaners. We serve the DFW metroplex as well as surrounding cities.

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If you are in search for an easy way to keep your home clean, without the hassle of dragging out your vacuum cleaner then having a central vacuum installed is the best solution for you.

Give us a call today!

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is a Central Vacuum?
    A central vacuum system is an internally built vacuum system within your home. It consists of three main components: Central vacuum unit Concealed PVC pipes Vacuum accessories
  • How Does a Central Vacuum System Work?
    The central vacuum unit is usually placed in a remote location, such as your basement, garage, or utility room. Unlike your traditional vacuum cleaner, a central vacuum system operates away from your living area. This means you won’t have to worry about any dust blowback as you’re vacuuming. A PVC pipe network runs throughout the walls and floors of your home, which also connects to various vacuum inlets. Depending on the type of system you might have, it will either power on immediately or need manual operation when you attach a hose. Anything taken in by the vacuum travels through the piping network to the central vacuum unit, which houses the dirt and debris. Afterward, the only job left to do is to put your hose back in its storage place.
  • How Much Does it Cost to Install a Central Vacuum?
    This is a great question. Depending on the square footage of your home and how many inlets you would like throughout it, it is best to contact us for a quote. You can call or email us by scrolling to the bottom of this page.
  • What Should I Do if My Vacuum Gets Stopped Up?
    If your central vacuum gets clogged the best way to unclog the machine is to use another vacuum to suck out the clog. If you are still having trouble, contact us for to schedule a service call.
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