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While ground based vacuum cleaners have come a long way, the fact is that you still need to push and pull them around your furniture, change the cartridges all the time, and find space to store them where they can still come out when you need it. Central vacuums are the answer to these issues. A good central vacuum, like a Beam Soaire or rugmaster for instance, will last a very long time, holding a massive amount of dust and doing its job better in almost every way than a ground vacuum.

If there is one disadvantage to a central vacuum system, it is that it is difficult to replace if something goes wrong. The system is actually built into the architecture of your office, apartment, or house and taking it out would involve carpentry and engineering. BUT! Central vacuums have a phenomenal lifespan—so you wont need to replace them likely in the entire length of your homestead!

Central vacuums are a system of ducts and air pumps built into your house with a central storage area that can hold a large amount of flotsam and jetsam. You simply take a lightweight hose attachment and plug it into the walls of the rooms in your house. The system runs much quieter than any other vacuum system, holds a vast amount more (you only need to empty it once, maybe twice, every year), has greater sucking power, and presents less risk to your furniture as you have no bulky vacuum body to bash against things.

And the best part—a central vacuum can have a startling impact on you property value, upping it by up to two grand in one shot!