Explore central vac systems with retractable hose for efficient and easy cleaning. These systems provide effortless storage and keep your home neat and tidy. Discover their setup process, benefits, and how they can improve your home cleaning routine.
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A retractable vacuum hose system, like the Hide-A-Hose retractable hose central vacuum system, is a convenient and easy method for keeping your home clean. It uses longer hoses that can stretch far enough to clean different rooms easily. After you finish cleaning, the hose automatically retracts and returns to its hiding place behind the drywall. This ensures that the hose remains out of sight when not in use.
Usually, these systems can be install in the garage or a similar area in your home. This setup makes it super convenient to start cleaning any part of the house without dragging a heavy vacuum around. The Hide-A-Hose system uses robust materials. This allows it to last a long time and handle regular cleaning with ease.
You can install a Hide-A-Hose or Chameleon Retractable Hose System in your current central vacuum system at home. When considering this upgrade, it’s important to understand that the installation process involves making modifications to the drywall. However, we take careful steps to ensure that any openings made are as small as possible. This approach minimizes the extent of the drywall repair needed afterwards, which helps minimizing the cost.
The Hide-A-Hose central vac system uses tough materials that are strong and built to last through regular use. This adds value to your existing central vacuum system by enhancing its functionality and convenience without compromising on durability. Installing this system in your existing home makes cleaning easier and doesn’t change your home's structure much.
Easier to Vacuum: The system is more convenient because you don't need to carry a vacuum from one place to another.
Longer Hoses: These systems have longer hoses to clean more areas, reaching every corner of your home easily. You can choose the desired length of hose that best fits your needs.
More Powerful Suction: These systems provide stronger suction compared to regular vacuums, which means better cleaning results.
More Durable: These systems are more durable than regular vacuums.
Cleaner Air: Because the system vents all exhaust outside the home, it keeps the indoor air cleaner.
Cons of Central Vacuum Systems with Retractable Hose:
Chameleon Retractable Hose System: This vinyl hose can stretch up to 60 feet and cover areas up to 3000 square feet. Install it behind drywall for a smooth appearance.
Central Vacuum Hide-A-Hose: Also features a vinyl hose, available in lengths up to 50 feet, and covers areas up to 2200 sq feet. It offers both behind-the-wall and external installation options.
Vroom Garage System: This system is perfect for small spaces like garages. It includes a 15-foot hose and can cover up to 600 square feet. It is mounted on the outside of the drywall.
Spot System: A compact option, the stretch hose extends up to 30 feet and designs for spaces up to 800 sq feet. This system also installs behind drywall.
Vroom System: The Vroom Garage is similar, but it has longer hoses that can reach up to 30 feet. It also covers a larger area, up to 800 square feet. This makes it ideal for quick clean-ups, and it installs outside.
What is the cost of a central vacuum system with a retractable hose?
The price of installing a central vacuum system with a retractable hose can change based on a few things. Consider the size of your home, the number of required outlets, and whether it's for a new or existing house.
The system can cost between $399 and $899. Installation costs vary based on your needs and complexity. Customization and extra features can also affect the total cost.
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