PROFESSIONAL CENTRAL VACUUM SALES, INSTALLATION & REPAIRSERVING GREATER TULSA SINCE 1987

FOR HOMEOWNERS & BUILDERS

Central Vacuum Installation for New Construction

The easiest time to plan built-in vacuum piping and Hide-A-Hose coverage is before the walls close. We help Tulsa-area homeowners and builders make practical decisions early.

ADVANCED VACUUM SYSTEMS • TULSA

Rough-in before drywall

Tubing routes, inlet placement and low-voltage controls are easier to plan with framing accessible.

We help homeowners in Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Bixby, Jenks, Owasso and surrounding areas evaluate practical solutions for their homes.

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Installed Modern Day central vacuum power unit in residential construction
Plan accessible service locations and vacuum piping while construction is underway.

PRACTICAL DETAILS

What You Should Know

Good recommendations begin with understanding the equipment and the way you use it—not a one-size-fits-all sales pitch.

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Rough-in before drywall

Tubing routes, inlet placement and low-voltage controls are easier to plan with framing accessible.

02

Consider Hide-A-Hose early

Retractable hose runs require specific layouts and adequate space for proper operation.

03

Choose the power unit carefully

The equipment location and final system size should be evaluated with the home’s layout.

HOMEOWNER QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I contact you during construction?

Ideally before drywall and while the plumbing, electrical and other rough-in routes are being planned.

Does every room need an inlet?

No. Inlets are located based on practical hose reach and cleaning coverage.

Can Hide-A-Hose be included in a new build?

Yes, when planned around the house layout and appropriate tubing routes.

Need Help With Your Central Vacuum?

Repair, installation, Hide-A-Hose or replacement—tell us what you have in mind and we’ll discuss the next step.

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