Commercial & Industrial Vacuum Cleaners

What's the difference between a commercial and a residential vacuum cleaner?

A residential vacuum is built for a few hours of use a week in one home. A commercial vacuum cleaner is built to run daily, often across multiple rooms or floors, for the offices, schools, hospitals, hotels and cleaning contractors we supply. That's why our commercial line is organized by job, upright, wet/dry, canister or backpack, rather than by carpet type.

Do you offer HEPA-filtered commercial vacuums?

Yes. A number of the commercial models we carry from brands like Nilfisk, Sebo and Numatic NaceCare include HEPA-level filtration, which matters most in schools, healthcare settings and other dust-sensitive sites. Filter the collection by brand above or ask our team to point you to a HEPA-equipped model.

Can staff run a heavy duty vacuum cleaner during business hours without disturbing guests?

For hotels, offices and retail spaces that stay open while cleaning happens, a cordless model lets staff spot-clean lobbies and aisles without trailing a cord across a walkway, saving the corded, higher-output machines for scheduled off-hours cleans.

Do you sell parts and bags for the commercial vacuums, or only the machines?

We stock replacement parts, filters, bags and attachments for the commercial and industrial vacuum cleaners we sell, so a facility running the same model across multiple sites can keep consumables on hand instead of waiting on a special order.

Can I see a commercial vacuum in person before ordering several units for my business?

Yes. Our Toronto-area showroom is set up for hands-on demonstrations, useful when you're comparing weight, noise and handling across models before committing to an order for multiple rooms or locations. We ship the models you choose anywhere in Canada.

What happens if a commercial vacuum breaks down under daily use?

We're an authorized warranty and service center for Miele and have deep experience servicing Sebo and other premium brands, so warranty claims and repairs on commercial machines are processed in-house rather than shipped out to a third party.