Vacuum Service, Vacuum Maintenance and Vacuum Repairs

Vacmaster has been in business for almost a quarter century, providing Canadians with the very best in vacuums and vacuum repairs. Always at reasonable rates and always with the best guarantee found anywhere in the industry.
Over the years, we’ve seen great changes in the vacuums and the vacuum industry. Companies have preached uprights to canisters and back again; central systems; hepa filters; bagged and bagless models – they’ve all been purported as “the best”. At Vacmaster, we believe “the best” is whatever you are comfortable with. Be it a central system, canister, upright, bagless or with a bag – tell us what you like and we can show you the perfect model!
For central systems, we pride ourselves in offering the very finest of all – Cana-Vac Central Vacuum Systems. Compare and you’ll see that when it comes to quality, affordability, performance and system life, there is no comparison!
We sell the best and service the rest - FAST!!
We service almost every brand of vacuum
Vacmaster knows the ins-and-outs of every vacuum on the market and services most major brands of portable and central vacuums.
In-home and in-store service is available
We’ve got the trucks. We’ve got the parts. And most of all, we’ve got the skills to do the job right! Always at reasonable rates and always with the best guarantee found anywhere in the industry.
Bring in your vacuum for a free estimate!
Or feel free to contact us today for expert advice and suggestions at 905-472-2036, 416-769-8153 or at info@the-vacmaster.ca.

We service Toronto and Calgary
If you need central vacuum service in the Calgary, Alberta area call 403-973-5292.
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The exhaust air can be even dirtier than the air being sucked in. Simply remember to change any filters your vacuum has on a regular basis. Bagless vacuums will burn out the motor if the filters aren’t changed.
Do you have to go over the same spot over and over again to pick up the dirt? If you notice that the brush roller spins in the air, but as soon as you put it on the carpet it slows down, it’s a sign that it’s time to change the belt. As dirt, dust and hair buildup in the bearings, the drive belt becomes stretched causing the brush roll to turn slowly.
There’s a reason that they’re called ‘disposable’. As the pores of the bag become clogged, air will not pass through freely, causing the motor to work harder with the possibility of overheating. It depends on what is being picked up as to how long a vacuum bag will last before the pores get clogged. If you’re picking up regular household dust, likely you can fill a bag until it’s about ¾ full, but if you’re picking up a fine powder like drywall dust, the bag will only hold about ¼ of its capacity. Never reuse a paper bag. Make sure that you have an adequate supply of bags on hand. The life of your vacuum depends on it!
If your central vacuum unit has the same suction as when you bought it, it does not need to get overhauled. Watch out for scams that scare you into servicing a unit that is working perfectly fine, for an outrageous cost.
On the other hand, if you experience reduced suction, there could be a problem. Is there one of the outlet valves on the wall broken? Is the 30’ hose clogged? Or did something large get into the system and create a blockage in the piping system?
Find do-it-yourself answers in our knowledge base or call 905-472-2036
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