Specialty Service
BEAM Central Vacuum Systems in the Quad Cities
A central vacuum moves the heavy part of vacuuming out of your hands. Instead of carrying a portable machine from room to room, you carry a lightweight hose and plug it into a wall inlet. The main unit stays in a utility room, garage, or basement.
Comfort Concepts QCA is the only authorized BEAM central vacuum provider in the Quad Cities. We offer BEAM systems for new construction and for existing homes, and our Bettendorf showroom has working display models you can see and handle before you decide anything.
What a central vacuum system is
The system has three parts you will actually live with: a main unit, inlets placed throughout the home, and a lightweight hose. The main unit stays in its designated location while you move the hose between inlets. This separates the equipment location from the rooms where you use it.
Ask to see the working showroom display so you can understand the connection between the inlet, hose, and main unit before discussing your own home.
Who it suits
Central vacuums make sense for homeowners building a new house, for families renovating an existing one, and for anyone tired of hauling a heavy machine up and down stairs. They also suit households that simply want one less appliance to store.
If you are already planning a closet, laundry room, or garage project with us, the same visit can cover where a vacuum might fit into the plan.
Inlets and hose storage
Inlet placement is the planning decision that matters most. The goal is for the hose to reach every room you clean without stretching, so the walk through your home, the stairs, and the furniture layout all matter.
Hose storage deserves its own thought. A hose is long, and it needs a home that keeps it out of the way but within reach of the inlets you use most. Bring your questions about where the hose and its attachments will live, and we will talk through the practical options in the showroom.
See working displays in our showroom
A central vacuum is easier to judge in person than on paper. Visit our Bettendorf showroom, see the display models running, feel how light the hose is, and discuss the installation scope for your home. The scope depends on whether the house is new construction or already finished, so we start with your floor plan and how you live in it.
How to prepare for your visit
Bring a rough floor plan or photos, a list of the rooms and levels you vacuum most, and the spot you have in mind for the main unit. Tell us whether the home is under construction or lived in. Your consultation is free, at our showroom or in your home, and it is the right place to ask every question about inlets, hose storage, and what installation involves.
Where we work
We serve homeowners across the Quad Cities region. In Iowa: Bettendorf, Davenport, LeClaire, Eldridge, Blue Grass, Pleasant Valley, Riverdale, Muscatine, Iowa City, and North Liberty. In Illinois: Moline, Rock Island, East Moline, Milan, Silvis, Coal Valley, Carbon Cliff, Geneseo, Colona, and Port Byron.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who provides BEAM central vacuum systems in the Quad Cities?
Comfort Concepts QCA is the only authorized BEAM central vacuum provider in the Quad Cities. Our showroom is at 1741 State Street in Bettendorf.
Can a central vacuum be added to a home that is already built?
BEAM systems are available for new construction and for existing homes. The installation scope depends on your home, so we review it with you during your consultation.
Where does the main unit go?
The main unit connects to inlets throughout the house and is typically placed in a utility room, garage, or basement.
Is a central vacuum quieter than a portable one?
BEAM central vacuums run much quieter than portable models, and they exhaust particles completely out of the living space.
Can I see a system before I decide?
Yes. Our Bettendorf showroom has working BEAM display models. Stop in during showroom hours or call (563) 355-8295.
How do I start?
Book a free consultation. We can meet at the showroom or at your home to talk about inlet locations, hose storage, and installation scope.