Dunbar Vacuum – Repairs, Sales & RentalsDunbar Vacuum carries all the latest brands in vacuums and carpet cleaners. Specializing in repair and maintenance, we have become Vancouver’s largest repair depot. Our store offers quick, same-day emergency repairs and handles service to all makes and models of vacuums while providing one of the largest selections of parts and bags in the Lower Mainland. If your vacuum has broken down, bring it to our store for a professional repair or trade in for a newer model. Rentals and sales of vacuums and carpet cleaners are always available.Family Owned & OperatedWhen you think of reliable vacuums and professional repairs, you think of Dunbar Vacuum. We're a local family owned and operated company with over 50 years’ experience. Our business got its start in 1962 and has been family run ever since. We sponsor the Westside Warriors Football team, supporting our surrounding community in the process.Why Choose Dunbar Vacuum?Free estimatesQuality repairsSame-day emergency serviceAll work guaranteedPick-up & deliveryParts mailedRebuilt vacuums, trade-insRentals of steam cleaners Contact Us3468 Dunbar StreetVancouver, BC V6S 2C2Sales: 604-733-8713Service: 604-733-6026HoursTuesday-Friday: 8:30 AM - 5:30 AMSaturday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PMdunbarvacuum@shaw.ca Visit our location on Dunbar Street Browse a complete collection of vacuums

Why do we ask for your postal code? By providing your delivery postal code, you’ll allow us to:canister vacuum cleaner 21514 Let you know immediately if we can service your area.airflo 2000w cyclonic bagless vacuum cleaner Tailor our selection to make sure you see only items that can be delivered to you.hoover core plus bagless vacuum cleaner with powerhead Inform you if the item is currently in stock. Offer you special pricing that may only be available in some areas. Help you find a local showroom in case you want to see an item in-person. Show you estimated delivery dates without having to check out. The Brick respects your privacy and will not share this information with anyone.

Enter your postal code to check your local price.😂 We teamed up with JFL 42 to launch our brand new concept store at CF Promenade Mall. Hosted by Sears Canada# in '60s mod inspired dresses. Everything you need for a retro chic look: http://bit.ly/2dgfCxGSears CanadaKicks ready ✅. Time for weekend family adventures. Everything you need to go exploring: http://bit.ly/2dlwjrKSears CanadaCongrats again to Kara Belcourt Reed and her father on winning our Father’s Day contest and dinner with Wayne Gretzky! We hope you had a wonderful time in Toronto, and a great time dining with Wayne, Walter and Ty!Sears CanadaWe're mad for plaid! Everything you need to add a little pattern to your life: http://bit.ly/2duzdvYSears CanadaPut a twist on Happy Hour with a healthy smoothie. Everything you need for a blended treat: http://bit.ly/2dv89ZOSears CanadaSpice up your next cup of joe with a pinch of cinnamon instead of sugar for #! http://bit.ly/2cxHIACSears CanadaWe're obsessed with @TomTailor! C

heck out this stylish European line for women and men in-store and online: http://bit.ly/2d5jfoDSears CanadaLess is more when it comes to everyday make-up looks! Everything you need for a fresh face: http://bit.ly/2dyqhENSears CanadaFinding trendy transitional pieces is easy at Sears. # http://bit.ly/2d2nhSySears CanadaStripes all day, everyday. Everything you need for a matching fam: http://bit.ly/2dniRF6Sears CanadaSweater weather shopping is the best! Find fashionable knits: http://bit.ly/2cY2OdySears CanadaGet back to basics for your fall wardrobe for a clean and easy look. Shop Autumn wear: http://bit.ly/2d4Moi6Sears CanadaTime to get glam! Receive a free gift with any Estee Lauder purchase of $45 or more. http://bit.ly/2czDN9xSears CanadaToday we celebrate the end of another great ride for the 9th annual @SNKCR! We are so proud of our riders and contributors in the ongoing fight against children’s cancer. It has been a long journey from Vancouver to Halifax and we are so grateful for the dedication from our cyclists and communities nation-wide. W

ith continued support, we are confident that we will one day see an end to this disease. http://bit.ly/2dqlzJlSears CanadaDon't forget the windows! Everything you need for the perfect view: http://bit.ly/2db3YpsSears CanadaRomantic nights in for busy moms and dads. Everything you need to keep the romance alive: http://bit.ly/2crmmESSears CanadaBootie breakout! Shop Fall shoes: http://bit.ly/2cVzGDHSears CanadaAdd a little edge to your look with the ever sexy moto jacket. Shop leather jackets: http://bit.ly/2d3ADfoSears Canada# are here! Shop now to save up to 40% off on selected items: http://bit.ly/2cHNHFFBurrard Vacuums and Appliances I agree to the Terms & Conditions Click to view larger map and directionsWe just gave "The BIG Game" a whole new meaningMany homeowners choose household upgrades with return on investment foremost in mind. Room additions, kitchen remodels, and bathroom makeovers are improvements that have traditionally stood out in this regard. But as a dizzying array of “smart home” gadgets enter the market, some homeowners are wondering: Will connecting a house to the Internet of Things (IoT) pay off when it comes time to sell?

For Bruce Ailion, return on investment doesn’t matter. An Atlanta-based Realtor with RE/MAX Town and Country, Ailion calls himself a tech junkie who loves smart home amenities and their potential for peace of mind. “I moved into a new office,” Ailion says. “My wife installed super security: cameras at the building entry that she can watch from her phone, [we can] lock and unlock the doors remotely, and when I approach the door it unlocks automatically, via Bluetooth from my phone.” “Does it add value to the building?,” Ailion asks. “I really don’t care. It makes her feel good, and that’s primarily what matters.” And for now, for those considering smart home upgrades, perhaps that kind of logic may have to suffice. As smart technology continues to transform our lives, our homes are being positioned as the next great frontier. The smart home devices coming to market touch almost every corner of our dwellings, from smart bulbs designed to help us sleep better, to smart watering systems for the garden.

Svenja Gudell, chief economist at Zillow, says we can expect to see more homeowners investing in smart features, especially those that would help reduce monthly expenses. "Thermostats, lighting, keyless entry, and security are expected to rise in popularity.” And Realtors say these types of features can help enhance a home’s appeal at sale time. “I don’t necessarily see these features raising home prices, but having that technology there focuses attention of buyers to that house over others,” says Miami-based Hal Feldman of RE/MAX Advance Realty. “And often I’ve seen those homes sell significantly faster.” Master Lock’s Smart Padlock turns your Bluetooth Smart-enabled device into a key. Greg Boss, a Realtor with Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate in Boise, says that while Idaho is probably behind the smart home curve compared to places like Seattle and Northern California, "Consumers are starting to see it, appreciate it, and ask for it.” “It won’t deter them from buying a home they like, but in real estate, any time you can bring in another wow factor, it really helps," he adds.

"And builders who are cutting edge are definitely on top of it. As a younger generation moves here, they’ll be asking for it.” Such anecdotal insights are borne out by research conducted in late 2015 by Coldwell Banker Real Estate, which polled 4,000 U.S. consumers on trends relating to adoption of smart home technology. Among the insights the survey revealed: But market researcher Michael Wolf, founder of NextMarket Insights, says that the demographic spending the most on smart home features today is Gen X—consumers aged 30 to 44. “It’s a tech-savvy audience, but they’re also in their peak earning years,” explains Wolf. “Younger consumers like throwing stuff at their smartphones, but most of them are still renting. There’s definitely a correlation between income and adoption.” It’s not that smart home upgrades have to be costly. “There are high-end systems with their own little eco-system those can run into tens of thousands,” adds Wolf. “But the stuff you buy at retail doesn’t have to be expensive.

You can buy a Nest thermostat for a little over $200 and a smart lock for $100 to $200, and they’re easy to install.” But Ailion cautions that, while smart home improvements can provide enjoyment to owners, they may not offer long-term return on investment. “How much—if any—of that technology investment pays off three to five years down the road in added value? Given the pace of change, probably none,” says Ailion. And upgrading only one or two areas of a home may be a negative, according to Zillow economist Gudell. “Just like if you were to do a high-end bathroom remodel in an older bungalow, adding expensive upgrades to one room in an older home can make the rest of the house look even more dated.” And there are other issues that may be slowing smart home tech from the kind of near-universal embrace that greeted smart phones. Until the industry begins to consolidate, smart home systems will remain Balkanized, with many devices unable to talk to one another.