Trust the Vacuum Cleaner Repair Experts at Vacuums of Jacksonville

Whether you’re looking for vacuum cleaner repair, vacuum cleaner service, or vacuum cleaner maintenance, Vacuums of Jacksonville can help. We’re your best, most-trusted option for fast, easy local vacuum cleaner repair in the Jacksonville Florida area, and maintenance of your vacuum cleaner, or central vacuum. Whether you need vacuum cleaner leak repair, vacuum cleaner pump repair, vacuum cleaner hose repair, or vacuum cleaner motor repair, our team of vacuum technicians is the best in the business. Our vacuum cleaner repair technicians are highly trained, licensed, vetted, local, and guaranteed to help fix all of your vacuum cleaner repair needs. If your vacuum cleaner is running poorly or not running at all, we can fix it.
For customers with complex vacuum issues or repair estimates that aren’t economical, we’re happy to offer cash trade-in value – so you can upgrade to a new vacuum at a fraction of the regular cost.

The vacuum cleaner repair team at Vacuums of Jacksonville provides top-notch professional repair of all vacuum brands and models. Regardless of whether you have an upright vacuum, canister vacuum, cordless vacuum, or other, we have the knowledge to provide complete and thorough repair. And it doesn’t matter if your vacuum is a year old or decades old, we will find the parts to get your vacuum running like new again. Even with the incredible technology and durability of today’s vacuums, it’s a fact of life that occasional issues may arise over time. If time and wear have caused an issue with your vacuum, our knowledgeable Vacuums of Jacksonville staff located at 11111 San Jose Blvd, and at 3944 3rd Street South is here to help get you back to cleaning in a quick and affordable way.
What are some signs that you need vacuum service?
Clean Essential Vacuum Components
Cleaning the roller brush.
Cleaning the housing and base plate.
Cleaning the inside of the outer bag and bag dock.
Check Core Components for Function
Checking the drive belt for damage.
Checking the roller brush bearings for wear.
Checking all electrical connections.
Replace Worn Components
Replacing worn or damaged seals.
Replacing the inner bag.
Replacing any other worn parts.