Appliance Installation in San Francisco and the Peninsula

What we install

Like-for-like means the connections exist and the new unit matches them — then it’s careful work: old unit out without wrecking the floors, new supply lines and hoses (never reuse the old ones), the unit leveled, secured, and run through a full test cycle with a leak check before we leave. Doors that need reversing get reversed; the packaging leaves with us.

Gas-connected appliances are coordinate-only: we arrange the right installer and manage it on one invoice.

How we approach it

The old unit comes out on protection, not dragged across the floor — the most common appliance-swap damage is a gouged floor, and it’s avoidable. New supply lines and hoses go on every time, because a reused ten-year-old fill hose behind a washer is a flood waiting for a quiet weekend. The new unit gets leveled so doors sit true and drains pitch right, secured per its own instructions, and then actually run: a full cycle, water on, connections watched dry for the slow leak. Doors reversed if the kitchen needs it, and the box and old unit hauled off.

When to book it

Book it once the new appliance has arrived and the connections are already in place — that’s what makes it a swap rather than a project. If it turns out the hookups aren’t there, or the unit is gas, we’ll tell you at the visit and line up the right trade instead of forcing it.

Commonly paired with: minor plumbing for the water side and minor electrical for the power side, when a connection needs attention first.