Where’s the job?

Scope of Works

• Inspect and test the vacuum electrically and mechanically to diagnose faults

• clean or replace filters, dust bags and canisters

• remove blockages from hose, wand, brush bar and airways

• test and replace brush bar belts, bearings and seals where required

• replace worn components such as motors or power leads if agreed in the quote

• wear PPE when handling dust and spent bags and follow electrical isolation procedures

Typical Cost

Time on Site

Most call‑out inspections and simple repairs take 30–90 minutes. Full servicing, motor replacement or workshop repairs can take 1–3 hours or require return visits. factors that extend time include parts availability, heavy contamination, built‑in appliances and detailed diagnosis

Questions to Ask Your Tradie

• do you charge a call‑out fee and is it deducted from the final bill

• can you provide a written estimate before fitting parts

• do you use manufacturer parts or aftermarket replacements and what is the cost difference

• what warranty do you offer on labour and replacement parts

• will the repair be completed on site or will you need to take the machine to a workshop

• how do you manage dust containment and disposal of contaminated parts

How to Avoid Surprises

• have clear access to the vacuum and remove personal items from the working area

• leave parking or permit details and tell the tradie about any parking charges

• unplug the machine before the tradie arrives and keep pets away from the work area

• confirm parts availability or agree a plan for return visits if parts are needed

• check building rules for working hours and any restrictions on noisy work