Material collected
Describe the dust, hair, dry debris, or other material your cleaning routine involves.
Installation and service for businesses
Commercial central vacuum systems
Call us about installation or service for your business. We’ll ask about the space, the material you need to collect, and how often the system runs.
Central vacuum house callsAll-brand system serviceEquipment selected for the application
SpaceMap rooms, bays, and work stations
MaterialIdentify what you need to collect
UseDiscuss run time and number of users
AccessLeave room for emptying and service
Planning the system
Tell us about the work space
The material you collect and how often you vacuum affect the equipment and layout.
Cleaning zones
Include rooms, work stations, halls, floors, and the reach needed from each inlet.
Run time and users
Tell us how long the system runs and whether more than one person needs to use it at once.
Maintenance access
Allow space to empty the collection container, change filters or bags, and service the power unit.
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What determines the right commercial central vacuum?
Vac Shack assesses the facility layout, material collected, cleaning zones, hose reach, run time, and equipment access before recommending a commercial system. We provide installation and service across the St. Louis area. Hazardous dust requires a separate safety review and appropriate equipment.
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From assessment to installation
Plan the layout and equipment together
Describe the facility
Share a floor plan, cleaning routine, material collected, and details of any current vacuum system.
Check the installation
We assess inlet coverage, tubing, hoses, collection capacity, and space for the power unit and maintenance.
Review the work
Discuss the proposed equipment and installation scope before arranging the project.
Ongoing service
Keep the equipment within reach
A built-in system needs access for emptying the container, changing bags or filters, and checking hoses and inlets. We include that access in installation planning.
For an existing system, call with the brand, model, and problem. We service power units, controls, tubing, hoses, and inlets, including replacement dustpan inlets.
- Collection container and filter access
- Hose and inlet condition
- Tubing leaks or blockages
- Power-unit and control faults
Questions about commercial systems
What businesses can use a central vacuum?
A central vacuum may suit shops, salons, grooming businesses, offices, and other facilities. We assess the layout, material collected, run time, and equipment requirements before recommending a system.
Can you service an existing commercial system?
Yes. Call with the brand, model, symptoms, and facility type. We service central vacuum power units, hoses, inlets, controls, and tubing.
Can you replace a broken dustpan inlet at my business?
Yes. We stock replacement dustpan inlets and install them in homes and businesses.
Commercial central vacuums
Call about your commercial system
Tell us your facility type, the material you collect, and whether you need an installation or service for an existing system.
Call (636) 535-2359Mon-Fri 9:30-5 · Sat 9:30-3