Central Vacuum Repair - service & Sales

Shopping for a Central Vacuum? We sell most all brands and repair/service all major makes and models.

Gator Vacuum is A+ Rated and Certified an Accredited Business Trusted by the Better Business Bureau or BBB. If you have any questions about central vacuums or would like to speak with a trained and knowledgeable specialist, please, don't hesitate to call us at 954.341.4323.

Once we have discussed the details of your central vac repair or installation, a certified technician will be scheduled & dispatched to your home in South, Florida. Big or small, we'll take on the job. When fast service is needed; call Gator!  We install, service, and sell all the major central vacuum brands.

Some repairs simply require a replacement motor, relay, transformer, or a replacement power unit. We come to every job site with a stocked truck including supplies such as hoses, attachments, motors, built-in power units, and more. Need us to come out right away? No Problem!

Central Vacuum Repair - Broward & Palm Beach County

Problems with your central vacuum system? Lack of suction, clogged hose, burning smell? We can fix it all!

Gator Vacuum & Sewing Co. is one, if not the largest Central Vacuum Repair and Central Vacuum Installation facilities servicing South, Florida. We've provided sales and services for over 5 decades all while bringing years of knowledge and experience to every central vacuum repair and installation we do in South, Florida. No repair is too big! Contact Gator Vacuum today; we have certified technicians on duty to fix your vacuum.

Our guarantee is that every installation will be done right the first time! Don't worry; we take pride in our work. When our installer leaves your home or office it will be left as clean as when we arrived. Bottom line… "We complete every Install or Repair just the way we would want it done ourselves!"
- For Fast Repair Service Call: 954.341.4323

Reasons to Have Gator Vacuum & Sewing CO. Repair Your Central Vacuum Unit

No Suction • You Begin to Lose Suction • Your Vacuum Hose is Clogged or Clogging More Frequently • Burning Smell Coming from the Motor • Your Vacuum Will Not Start • Your Vacuum Will Not Stop • Broken Attachments or Brush Roller • Excessive Hair Preventing Moving Parts from Functioning Properly, etc.