Blower Vacs

Q: How long do blower vacs last?

Blower vacs need servicing to keep them in good working condition. The amount of time you can expect your blower to last depends on how often you use it and if you maintain it. Most will last for 10 years or more before you need to consider replacing them.

Q: What speed do I need for a blower vac?

There are two ratings for speed to consider, CFMs and km/h. The size of your property will dictate the speed you need. For most gardens in New Zealand, 450-500 CFMs and 240-300 km/h will work well. For larger spaces, 900-1,000 CFMs and 320-380 km/h should get the job done efficiently.

Blower vacs are powerful tools that propel and suck air from a nozzle to make cleaning your paths, driveways and gardens a breeze. These multi-functional tools are a great asset saving you time and energy. ArchiPro features only the best blower vacs from trusted suppliers in New Zealand.

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Featuring the best blower vacs in New Zealand

Once you’ve bought a blower vac you’ll wonder how you ever lived without it. They are amazing machines that can make what seems like a never-ending task, easy and effortless. There is also a range of different types, styles and features to consider too with something for every type of gardener. ArchiPro features only the best blower vacs in New Zealand, an important part of a wider range of high-quality garden tools from trusted suppliers.

Types of blower vacs

There are a few types of blower vacs and similar variants, all with slightly different features and uses.

Leaf blower vacuums

The standard leaf blower and vacuum is a convenient way to get the whole job done. Collect all the leaves and debris using the blower and then suck them up with the vacuum, typically into a bag which makes for easy disposal.

Cordless blower vacuums

For ease of movement, a cordless leaf vacuum is an ideal solution to get all your work done without worrying about long power cables. These typically run on a battery that will have to be recharged between uses.

Vacuum mulchers

Some vacuums also include mulchers. It means the leaves and debris are ground into smaller pieces reducing the volume of waste, which means you need to empty it less often.

The advantages of high-quality blower vacs

A high-quality blower vac can make all the difference to your garden maintenance routine. It’ll have the power to blow leaves into a neat pile and then suck them up. The best products handle autumn in New Zealand with ease. You can quickly switch from blowing to vacuum mode, for a quick and tidy job. High-quality blower vacs are made with strong but lightweight materials making them easy to handle and manoeuvre. They are powerful but use their energy efficiently so you can enjoy prolonged use to finish the job. They may also have features like turbo-boosting and detachable air tubes to improve their performance.

How to choose a blower vac that’s right for you

There are subtle differences between blower vacs that’ll make one product more suitable for your needs than another. A cordless option is convenient for smaller spaces and those that don’t have easy access to power outlets. Petrol options are powerful and can be operated for extended periods of time, highly suited to lifestyle blocks. It’s helpful to check the cubic feet per minute (CFM) and kilometres per hour (km/h) to understand a product’s power. You’ll want both figures to be high to move heavy debris a decent distance so be sure to compare these numbers between the options you’re considering.

How long can a blower vac be operated?

If your leaf vacuum is cordless, you might be wondering how long the battery will last. Most can run for 15 to 40 minutes before you need to charge it again. You might have an eco-mode option to conserve battery for longer. Most batteries take around one hour to charge.