Professional Delivery & Installation Services

Depending on your location and local requirements, we may not be able to offer installation for hardwired products. Be sure to check if your hookup requires hardwiring.

Installation services include:

• Uncrating and removing packing materials
• Attaching a water supply hose (supplied by you) to the water shutoff valve and inlet valve on the dishwasher
• Purging the water line
• Connecting drain hoses to the existing drain system
• Testing the dishwasher for proper operation

Preparing for a dishwasher installation:

• If you selected haul away service, uninstall the existing dishwasher before the delivery agent arrives.
• Make sure the water shutoff valve connection is exactly 3/8" MPT.
• Make sure you have a 3/8" dishwasher water supply line and fitting. If you do not have a supply line, the Installer will have the required installation supplies for purchase. Please be sure your connection points are within this 6' range.
• Make sure the flooring under the dishwasher is level throughout the cavity and kitchen.
• The Installer won’t attempt to connect or disconnect to saddle or needle type valves, only permanent in-line water valves.
• The Installer won’t splice or tie together any water or drain lines.

Parts not included with a dishwasher installation (sold separately):

• Water inlet hoses
• Water inlet fitting

Installation services include:

• Uncrating and removing packing materials
• Unpacking the interior
• Installing the anti-tip device
• For gas: Connecting approved 4' flex gas lines
• Plugging in and testing for gas leaks or proper operation, depending on gas or electric

Parts not included with a range installation (sold separately):

• For gas: ½" ID flex 4' gas line

Preparing for a range installation:

• The installer will install any anti-tip devices.
• For electric: Make sure the electrical outlet is securely attached to the wall or floor and meets the National Electrical Code requirements for ranges.

For gas:

• The installer will only connect to an approved operational gas shutoff valve that is within 4' of the range.
• The installer won’t route a flex gas line through a cabinet or fixed walls and floors.
• The installer won’t provide conversions for the LPG fuel source.
• The installer won’t install on a carpeted floor.

Installation services include:

• Uncrating and removing packing materials
• Unpacking the interior
• Connecting the water line to the existing water shutoff valve
• Purging the water line
• Plugging in the refrigerator
• Leveling
• Flushing the refrigerator water system where applicable
• Testing the refrigerator for proper operation
• Installing handles on the refrigerator and freezer doors if needed

Parts not included with a refrigerator installation (sold separately):

• Water line (if required)

Preparing for a refrigerator installation:

• The water line must be long enough to allow for the refrigerator to be pulled out for cleaning and servicing.
• The installer won’t drill any holes through fixed walls or floors.
• The installer won’t attempt to connect or disconnect a water line in a location where they can’t fully stand up or that doesn’t have enough light.
• The installer won’t attempt to connect or disconnect to saddle or needle valves, only permanent in-line water valves.
• The installer won’t attempt to connect or disconnect any water lines where ceiling tiles or other obstructions impede the valve.
• Make sure the cabinet opening is large enough for the refrigerator. No cabinet modifications will be made.
• The installer won’t reuse any existing water lines.
• Make sure water shutoff valves are in a safe and accessible location. Otherwise, the installer will not be able to access it.

Installation services include:

• Uninstalling the old product
• Remove packing materials
• Installing mounting hardware to the backsplash
• Adjusting the blower to meet the existing duct
• Securing the unit to the cabinet
• Testing the unit for proper operation

Preparing for a microwave/hood combination installation:

• Ensure the top cabinet mounting holes from the existing microwave/hood combination are the same size or smaller than the new mounting holes and won’t compromise their integrity.
• Make sure a receptacle is located in the cabinet above the microwave/hood combination.
• If removing the existing microwave/hood combination may cause damage to wall treatments, cabinets or other fixtures, the delivery agent will not remove it. This includes microwave/hood combinations that are caulked to tile or backsplashes.
• The installer won’t drill or cut into any solid surface such as granite, corian or marble.
• Verify that the venting lines up with and meets all the manufacturer specifications, meaning there should be no hazardous vent materials such as flexible ducting or venting that’s the wrong size. The installer won’t supply any venting and will not connect to any ducting that’s not already in place. No modifications to venting or cabinets will be made.
• The back wall plate won’t be removed if it may cause property damage.
• Make sure stripped out top cabinet bolts from the existing unit are removable.
• If the uninstall of the old unit is complex, installation won’t be completed. Examples of complex situations include a modified power supply, a unit that has been screwed directly to the cabinet or a unit that has been modified or partially disassembled.