Industrial and Commercial Service and Repair

Correct Tools For Industrial Vacuum Service and Repair

We can give you a free quote for any service or repair work needed. We service all brands of central vacuum systems and portable industrial units. Preventative maintenance will extend the life of your vacuum, ensure top performance and prevent expensive downtime. If you need a repair call us for a free quote. We can fix clogs, broken pipes, poor suction, line additions, and more.

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Comprehensive 20 Point System Checkup for your Central Vacuum System (recommended every 2 to 4 years). We service all brands and models!

Power Unit
1. Tighten intake, exhaust and line clamps
2. Inspect internal motor plate gasket for proper sealing
3. Inspect motor, relay transformer for any problems
4. Tighten dirt canister clamps if needed
5. Empty & clean dirt canister
6. Clean protective lint screen
7. Clean exterior of Power Unit and nearby pipe
8. Check operation of utility valve
9. Explain routine maintenance to homeowner
10. Ensure Warranty information is registered with the factory

Tube System
1. Check inlet valve switch for proper functionality (making sure system is activated when the inlet door is open, and the hose fits securely)
2. Check inlet valves for proper sealing
3. Tighten all inlet valve screws and level if needed
4. Troubleshoot any leakage found
Accessories
1. Clean all standard tools
2. Disassemble turbine Power Brush; clean inside and out; inspect bearings; replace belt if needed (one Power Brush included in maintenance package; $45 per each additional Power Brush)
3. Check hoses for obstructions
4. Ensure hose rack is installed and secure
5. Ensure hose sock is tied and securely in place

Total Cost: $195.00*

*For homes outside of Orange County, extra charges will apply.

Our California State License Number is 933690.

Who must be licensed as a contractor?

All businesses or individuals who construct or alter, or offer to construct or alter, any building, highway, road, parking facility, railroad, excavation, or other structure in California must be licensed by the California Contractors State License Board (CSLB) if the total cost (labor and materials) of one or more contracts on the project is $500 or more. Contractors, including subcontractors, specialty contractors, and persons engaged in the business of home improvement (with the exception of joint ventures and projects involving federal funding) must be licensed before submitting bids. Licenses may be issued to individuals, partnerships, corporations, or joint ventures. The CSLB does not issue licenses to Limited Liability Companies (LLCs).