
Open-framing rough-in
Central vacuum tubing runs through the open framing.
Vac Shack project photos
We service all central vacuum brands, including Beam, VACUFLO, MD, and older systems. See examples of the equipment we work on and our installations.

These are a few of the central vacuum systems we work on. Call with the brand and model on your unit’s label. If the label is missing, describe the unit and the problem you are having.






We service other brands too. Call us about your central vacuum. Read about central vacuum repair, Beam service, and VACUFLO service.
01 / NEW CONSTRUCTION
We can plan inlet locations, hose reach, tubing, and the power-unit location while the framing is open. Explore new-construction installation.

Central vacuum tubing runs through the open framing.

The inlet connection is in place before drywall.

A power unit installed by Vac Shack in a Fenton new home.
For a new build, share your floor plan and construction schedule. For an existing home, tell us about the floors, basement, attic, and any remodeling work. We can assess tubing routes and inlet locations for your layout.
Last updated October 8, 2026
02 / EXISTING HOMES
Basement, attic, crawlspace, and wall access affect where we can run tubing. Learn about existing-home installations.

Inlet hardware fitted through a wall opening during the Mount Vernon installation.

The installed power unit at the Mount Vernon retrofit.

Central vacuum tubing routed below the floor.
03 / REPAIR OR UPGRADE
These before-and-after photos show a Vac Shack power-unit replacement. We can inspect an older system and discuss repair or replacement options.

The old power unit has been removed, leaving the wall connections visible.

A new power unit fitted to the system already in the home.

Call with the brand and model if you need help with the unit in your home.
Central vacuum service
Call about a repair, a replacement power unit, or an installation. Include your city and the brand or model if you know it.