





Central Vacuum Service
INCLUDES : 1 HOUR ONSITE LABOUR AND TRAVEL, EXCLUDES ANY PARTS AND WESTCOAST.
Consistent maintenance and system checks following these guidelines helps preserve system longevity and peak performance, what's included 12 point checklist below.
Brushes in the motor and motor condition
Inspect motor brushes for wear and replace if worn down. Check motor condition for overheating, unusual noises, or vibration.Condition of the internal filter (filter bag)
Examine the filter bag for tears or clogging. Replace or clean as necessary to maintain optimal airflow.Motor cavity of the power unit
Clean out any dust or debris from the motor cavity to prevent overheating and ensure efficient operation.Condition and seal of the dirt receptacle
Check the dirt receptacle for cracks or damage and ensure the seal is tight to prevent leaks and maintain suction power.Air leakage test
Perform an air leakage test to identify any leaks in the system that could reduce suction performance.Condition of muffler and external filter (if installed)
Inspect muffler for damage or blockage. Check any external filters and clean or replace as required.Wall point valve rubber seals
Examine rubber seals in wall valves for wear or cracking. Replace seals to maintain airtight connections.Suction test at power unit and wall points
Measure suction strength directly at the power unit and at each wall inlet to verify system efficiency.Condition of the hose and on/off control
Inspect the hose for cracks, holes, or wear, and check the on/off control for correct operation.Condition and function of attachments
Review all cleaning attachments for damage and ensure they operate properly.Condition and function of kitchen floor sweep
Verify the kitchen floor sweep's mechanical parts move freely and it maintains effective suction.Cleaning of power unit and operation test of the system
Clean the exterior of the power unit. Run the system through a full operation test to confirm all components work as intended.
Consistent maintenance following these guidelines helps preserve system longevity and peak performance.
INCLUDES : 1 HOUR ONSITE LABOUR AND TRAVEL, EXCLUDES ANY PARTS AND WESTCOAST.
Consistent maintenance and system checks following these guidelines helps preserve system longevity and peak performance, what's included 12 point checklist below.
Brushes in the motor and motor condition
Inspect motor brushes for wear and replace if worn down. Check motor condition for overheating, unusual noises, or vibration.Condition of the internal filter (filter bag)
Examine the filter bag for tears or clogging. Replace or clean as necessary to maintain optimal airflow.Motor cavity of the power unit
Clean out any dust or debris from the motor cavity to prevent overheating and ensure efficient operation.Condition and seal of the dirt receptacle
Check the dirt receptacle for cracks or damage and ensure the seal is tight to prevent leaks and maintain suction power.Air leakage test
Perform an air leakage test to identify any leaks in the system that could reduce suction performance.Condition of muffler and external filter (if installed)
Inspect muffler for damage or blockage. Check any external filters and clean or replace as required.Wall point valve rubber seals
Examine rubber seals in wall valves for wear or cracking. Replace seals to maintain airtight connections.Suction test at power unit and wall points
Measure suction strength directly at the power unit and at each wall inlet to verify system efficiency.Condition of the hose and on/off control
Inspect the hose for cracks, holes, or wear, and check the on/off control for correct operation.Condition and function of attachments
Review all cleaning attachments for damage and ensure they operate properly.Condition and function of kitchen floor sweep
Verify the kitchen floor sweep's mechanical parts move freely and it maintains effective suction.Cleaning of power unit and operation test of the system
Clean the exterior of the power unit. Run the system through a full operation test to confirm all components work as intended.
Consistent maintenance following these guidelines helps preserve system longevity and peak performance.
INCLUDES : 1 HOUR ONSITE LABOUR AND TRAVEL, EXCLUDES ANY PARTS AND WESTCOAST.
Consistent maintenance and system checks following these guidelines helps preserve system longevity and peak performance, what's included 12 point checklist below.
Brushes in the motor and motor condition
Inspect motor brushes for wear and replace if worn down. Check motor condition for overheating, unusual noises, or vibration.Condition of the internal filter (filter bag)
Examine the filter bag for tears or clogging. Replace or clean as necessary to maintain optimal airflow.Motor cavity of the power unit
Clean out any dust or debris from the motor cavity to prevent overheating and ensure efficient operation.Condition and seal of the dirt receptacle
Check the dirt receptacle for cracks or damage and ensure the seal is tight to prevent leaks and maintain suction power.Air leakage test
Perform an air leakage test to identify any leaks in the system that could reduce suction performance.Condition of muffler and external filter (if installed)
Inspect muffler for damage or blockage. Check any external filters and clean or replace as required.Wall point valve rubber seals
Examine rubber seals in wall valves for wear or cracking. Replace seals to maintain airtight connections.Suction test at power unit and wall points
Measure suction strength directly at the power unit and at each wall inlet to verify system efficiency.Condition of the hose and on/off control
Inspect the hose for cracks, holes, or wear, and check the on/off control for correct operation.Condition and function of attachments
Review all cleaning attachments for damage and ensure they operate properly.Condition and function of kitchen floor sweep
Verify the kitchen floor sweep's mechanical parts move freely and it maintains effective suction.Cleaning of power unit and operation test of the system
Clean the exterior of the power unit. Run the system through a full operation test to confirm all components work as intended.
Consistent maintenance following these guidelines helps preserve system longevity and peak performance.