02/09/2026
What does it really mean to future-proof a new home?
Sometimes it’s less about adding expensive extras and more about making smart provision for things that would be much harder to install once the house is finished.
Central vacuum ducting is one example.
For builders and property developers, the ducting and inlet points can be installed during construction without installing the complete central vacuum system.
The future homeowner then gets to decide. They might add the system straight away, five years down the track, or never at all.
Our latest blog looks at what central vacuum ducting costs in the context of a complete build, when it should be installed, and why it’s worth considering for standard and mid-range spec homes as well as high-end builds.
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