We have written on these pages before about the benefits of central vacuums and central vacuum installation.  In this age of smart home technology, you may ask what’s so great about central vacuums?  No, they don’t vacuum the floors themselves (yet), but the traditional benefits of central vacuums are still intact in 2018. 

If you are building or remodeling a home, we’ve discussed the benefit of thinking about and planning for smart technology up front; it makes it much easier to plan the wiring, networking, and other infrastructure that is necessary for a future-proof smart home.  Central vacuums also benefit from the same advanced planning.  It’s much easier to plan for one in the framing, plumbing, and electrical wiring stage, and much less expensive to install than retrofitting.

If you are working on a large project – perhaps a significant addition or a new build – planning for a central vacuum makes sense. No one wants to drag a canister or upright vacuum all over a large home.  Of course, multiple vacuums can be purchased, but that also means multiple ones to maintain and store throughout the house. 

Let’s take another look at why central vacuums are a smart choice for your next Eden Prairie MN home build or remodel.

Do you know how clean your carpets are? Without proper cleaning, they could end up being 4,000 times dirtier than a toilet seat. They can hold almost four times their weight in dirt.

To get rid of this nasty problem, many people have upgraded to central vacuums that make it easier to remove dirt, debris, and allergens.

Many of our clients are surprised when they discover that we offer central vacuum installations. We admit they might not be as flashy as our high-performance audio or home theaters. That doesn’t mean they won’t make as much of a difference in your everyday life. In the link below you can learn some of the benefits of these systems from reducing allergens to being more pet-friendly. Since we know this technology is not as well-known as some of our other solutions, we address some common questions so you can decide if it's the right fit for your Wayzata, MN home.