Installation of domestic appliances

Appliance Installation

Appliance installation covers connecting and fitting domestic appliances — washing machines, dishwashers, ovens, hobs and extractors — including any plumbing or electrical connection needed, with gas appliances installed only by Gas Safe registered engineers.

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Definition

What appliance installation involves

Installing an appliance often involves more than plugging it in: washing machines and dishwashers need plumbing connections, built-in ovens and hobs need appropriate electrical or gas connections, and extractors need ducting. This service covers that connection work, usually as part of a kitchen fit-out or as a standalone appliance swap.

Suitable for

Washing machine, dishwasher and appliance plumbing connections
Built-in oven, hob and extractor installation
Appliance replacement as part of a kitchen refit or standalone

Not suitable for

Gas appliance connection by anyone other than a Gas Safe registered engineer — this is a legal requirement

Process

How the work is carried out

01
Assessment
Checking existing connections and appliance specifications.
02
Removal
Disconnecting and removing any existing appliance.
03
Installation
Fitting and connecting the new appliance, with plumbing, electrical or gas connection as required.
04
Testing
Testing the appliance and connections before handover.

Typical timescale

Most single appliance installations are completed within a visit; multiple appliances as part of a kitchen fit-out follow the wider project programme.

Cost guidance

Priced per appliance or as part of a wider kitchen installation quotation.

Limitations and exclusions

Gas appliance work is carried out only by Gas Safe registered engineers, in line with legal requirements
Appliances are supplied to your specification unless a supply-and-fit package is agreed

Areas we cover