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Whole-House Central Vacuum System Installation with Wall Inlet Valves

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Budget€200for the project
FormatOne-time projectno prepayment
PaymentCash, Bank transfer
Responses acceptedResponse period is overuntil 26.09.2026

Project description

We are looking for an experienced technician to install a whole-house central vacuum system in our two-story home. The project includes mounting the central power unit in the utility room near the electrical panel, running rigid PVC piping through wall cavities, attic space, and the basement to connect low-voltage wall inlet valves placed in the hallway, living room, kitchen, and each bedroom for full coverage.

The installer should plan the pipe routing to minimize elbows and maintain proper suction across every inlet, install low-voltage control wiring between inlets and the power unit, and mount inlet valves at standard height in inconspicuous wall locations. After piping is complete, each inlet must be individually suction-tested and the system balanced so airflow is consistent throughout the house.

We also need the power unit's exhaust vented outside per manufacturer specifications, and all wall penetrations sealed and patched to match existing drywall texture. Please include a full parts list, a proposed piping diagram, and an estimated timeline broken into rough-in and finish stages.

Experience with retrofit installations in finished homes (not just new construction) is required, since several walls will need to be opened and closed neatly. We would like the work scheduled to minimize dust and disruption, with drop cloths and daily cleanup. References from at least two prior central vacuum installations are appreciated.
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