New appliance hookup, done right the first time
Whether you bought a new refrigerator, washer, dryer, dishwasher, range, or cooktop, our technicians handle the full installation — connecting water, gas, or electrical as needed, securing anti-tip brackets where required, and running a full function test before we consider the job done.
Before we arriveA quick checklist that saves everyone time
Most installation delays come from something that could've been caught beforehand. Here's what to check before your appointment.
Measure doorways, hallways, and stairs along the path to confirm the new appliance will actually fit through.
Clear the path of rugs, furniture, and boxes so the crew can move the unit safely.
Confirm the outlet, water valve, or gas shutoff behind the install spot is accessible and in good condition.
Empty the old appliance completely if it's being hauled away.
For dryers, make sure the vent duct isn't crushed and is reachable behind the appliance.
For ranges, confirm space for the anti-tip bracket, which is a required safety installation.
What happens during an installation visit
Tell us what's being installed
The appliance type, whether an old unit needs haul-away, and any known hookup details.
We move and connect it
Our technician places the unit, makes water, gas, or electrical connections, and levels it properly.
Full function test
We run the appliance through a test cycle to confirm it's working correctly before we consider it done.
Walkthrough & cleanup
We show you the setup, answer questions, and clear away packaging before we leave.
Installing by appliance type
Appliance installation FAQs
Yes, we can remove and haul away your old unit as part of the visit — just let us know when you book so we bring the right equipment.
Yes, our technicians are equipped to safely connect gas appliances, provided there's an existing, code-compliant gas shutoff valve at the install location.
We'll let you know on site if there's a mismatch — sometimes it's a simple fix, other times it may need a follow-up with an electrician or plumber for larger modifications.
Yes, including cabinet-set wall ovens and built-in cooktops, which typically need more precise clearance and hardwired connections.
Most single-appliance installations take under an hour, though built-in units or those needing new connections can take longer.
Ready to get your new appliance set up?
Call now to book installation in Altoona, or send your details online and we'll confirm a time that works.