Service
Dishwasher installation done right.
New hookups and replacements with proper supply, drain, and air-gap. No leaks, no surprises.
Overview
What this covers.
Dishwasher installs go wrong in three ways: a slow leak under the cabinet, a drain that backs up into the sink, or a unit that was never level enough to seal. Scott installs them so none of those become your problem six months later.
If you are replacing an old unit, Scott pulls it, checks the supply and drain for hidden damage, and sets the new one in clean. If it is a brand new connection in a kitchen that has never had a dishwasher, that works too.
Common items handled
- New dishwasher installation
- Old unit pull and replacement
- Supply line and shutoff valve
- Drain line and air-gap setup
- Garbage disposal connection
- Level and seal verification
How Scott approaches it
Three steps. No surprises.
Prep the connections.
Shutoff installed if missing. Supply line fresh. Drain line routed correctly with high loop or air-gap.
Set and level.
Unit slid in, leveled, and anchored so the door closes flush and the seal does its job.
Run a real cycle.
Before Scott leaves, the dishwasher runs through fill, wash, and drain to confirm everything works dry.
Quote first. Wrench second.
A real number before any work happens. If anything changes, you hear about it before the next step.
Need a plumber today?
Pick up the phone. You will get Scott himself or Sarah, his scheduling assistant, around the clock. No offshore call center. Quotes are free, work is honest, and the truck is local.