Dishwashers, over-range microwaves, disposals and laundry hookups, connected, leveled and tested before anyone leaves.
Serving the Phoenix metro
One reply with a flat quote for the whole list.
No charge to ask, and no obligation to book.
Delivery drivers set appliances down. This is the part after that: pulling the old unit, connecting the new one, checking for leaks and running a cycle to prove it works.
connection, leak check and test cycle included in the number
New braided supply lines and quarter-turn stops are worth doing while the appliance is already out. They are the parts that flood kitchens ten years later.
Gas appliance connections, new dedicated circuits and new water supply lines go to a licensed plumber or electrician.
Ask for the “while you’re here” rate. Adding a second small job to a visit is almost always cheaper than booking a separate call for it.
Fill the form with what needs doing and a photo or two. Bundle everything; it is priced as one visit.
A written price for the whole list comes back before anything is booked. Timing gets worked out from there.
Work is walked through with you before it is called done. Payment and any coverage follow the quote you already agreed to.
No. Gas connections go to a licensed plumber, full stop. Electric ranges and cooktops on an existing circuit are fine.
It gets pulled and moved to the garage or the curb. Actual haul-away is arranged separately, and a lot of retailers will take the old unit on delivery if you ask when ordering.
Recirculating setups and existing ducted runs, yes. Cutting a new vent path through the cabinet and exterior wall is quoted after a look, because what is inside that wall decides the job.
Yes. Dishwashers get a full cycle and a leak check, washers get a fill and drain, disposals get run under load. Finding a bad connection while someone is still standing there is the entire point.
Every job below gets a flat quote up front. Bundle several and they’re priced as one visit.
Move-out lists, inspection repair lists and turnover work for landlords.
Holes, cracks, water stains and texture-matched patches.
Interior touch-ups, accent walls, doors, trim and small exteriors.
Faucets, toilets, disposals, shutoff valves and leaks under the sink.
Outlets, switches, ceiling fans, light fixtures and doorbells.
Sticking doors, deadbolts, strike plates, weatherstripping and screen doors.
Based in central Phoenix, covering these eleven areas.
Send the list and a photo or two. A flat quote for the whole list comes back in one reply.