Flagship product
Hide-A-Hose. The hose retracts into the wall.
Pull out what you need. Clean the room. Let the system suck the hose back into the tubing. We are a certified Hide-A-Hose installer and we have put these in homes all over Harford and Cecil County.
Why people switch
The hose was always the annoying part
A central vacuum already beats a canister on power. Hide-A-Hose fixes the last complaint people have. There is no thirty foot hose to haul up the stairs and no place you need to stuff it when you are done.
- No bulky hoses to store
- No dragging hose room to room
- Works in new and existing homes
- Inlets can hide inside cabinets
- Fast simple cleanup
- One inlet can cover a whole floor
How it works
Three steps, every room
Pull it out
Open the inlet, grab the hose, pull out only the length you need for the room.
Clean the room
Full suction from the power unit in the garage. Nothing to plug in, nothing to wheel around.
Let it go
The system pulls the hose back into the tubing. Close the door and you are done.
Questions
Straight answers
- Can you put it in a house that is already built?
- Yes. Most of our Hide-A-Hose work is retrofit. We find a path through closets, chases and basements. If we cannot do it clean, we tell you before you spend a dime.
- How many inlets do I need?
- Usually one per floor, sometimes two on a long floor plan. A 50 foot hose covers a lot of house. We measure and tell you straight.
- Does it lose suction with the hose in the pipe?
- No. The tubing is sized for it. You get the same power you would with a standard hose.
- How long does the work take?
- New construction is a day of rough in and a half day of trim. Most retrofits are one day.
Free quote
Want the hose in your wall?
Send us your address and we will tell you what your house needs. Retrofit or new build, we will give you a real number.