£78 fixed labour
Vacuum cleaner losing suction repair in London, Kent & Surrey
Weak suction is often a blockage or a worn seal rather than a dead motor. We check hoses, filters, brush bars and motors, and tell you honestly if a repair still makes financial sense.
Covered across
1 year guarantee on parts and labour
Parts quoted before fitting
Common causes
- Blocked hose, wand or floor head
- Clogged or saturated filters
- Worn motor or carbon brushes
- Broken belt or stalled brush bar
- Split seals and leaking dust container
How we fix it
- 1Test suction at the hose and floor head
- 2Clear blockages and inspect filters
- 3Test the motor and brush bar drive
- 4Confirm suction restoration before we leave
Vacuum cleaner losing suction — questions
Why has my cordless vacuum lost power?
Usually the battery pack or a blocked filter. We test both before quoting a replacement battery.
Can a robot vacuum be repaired?
Yes — we work on robot vacuums for battery, brush and sensor faults.
Is it worth repairing an older vacuum?
If the motor and body are sound, yes. We will say when replacement is the better value.
Vacuum cleaner losing suction? We can look at it today.
Tell us the appliance and the fault — we'll confirm your slot and the fixed price before we arrive.