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Clean Smarter with Centralised Vacuum Systems
Ducted vacuums, also known as central vacuum systems, are built into your home’s walls, connecting vacuum points to a powerful motor unit located in the garage or outside. These systems don’t just make cleaning easier—they also improve indoor air quality by removing dust, debris, and allergens completely from the home, rather than recirculating them.

DePinto Agencies supplies and installs Valet ducted vacuum systems, known for durability, high suction power, and ease of use. Whether you’re building a new home or retrofitting an existing one, we’ll customise a solution that suits your layout and lifestyle. With over 25 years of experience and a strong local reputation, we’re Mackay’s go-to for convenient, long-lasting vacuum solutions.
Installation
Installing a ducted vacuum system typically involves placing inlet valves throughout the home, with concealed ducting running to a central motor. Ideal for new builds, we also offer retrofitting options for existing homes, depending on access to ceiling or underfloor spaces.
Service & Repair
Like any appliance, ducted vacuums benefit from regular maintenance. We offer servicing to check suction strength, clean filters, and replace worn components—helping your system stay effective for years to come.
Spare Parts
Need a replacement hose, wand, powerhead, or motor part? We carry a full range of Valet ducted vacuum spare parts and accessories, with expert advice to match the right item to your system.
Are ducted vacuum systems better than portable vacuums?
Ducted vacuum systems offer stronger suction, improved air quality, and greater convenience compared to portable vacuums. They remove dust and allergens from living areas entirely, as the collected debris is sent to a central unit outside the main home. This prevents fine particles from being recirculated into the air. Users also find them quieter, easier to handle, and more efficient—especially in large or multi-storey homes.
Can a ducted vacuum be installed in an existing home?
Yes, ducted vacuums can often be installed in existing homes, although it may require creative planning depending on the property’s structure. Single-storey homes with roof cavity access or homes on stumps offer the easiest retrofitting conditions. A professional installer can assess the best routing for ducting and valve placement to ensure performance without damaging your walls or finishes.
How often does a ducted vacuum system need maintenance?
Most ducted vacuum systems need only occasional maintenance. Filters or collection containers should be emptied or cleaned every few months, depending on usage. Full servicing, including motor checks and part inspections, is recommended every 1–2 years to maintain peak performance. Systems that aren't maintained may lose suction or suffer wear on moving parts over time.









