Buying a new appliance is the easy part. Getting it installed right, the first time, without a return trip, is where most people get burned. We fix that.
📞 (970) 572-1726You don't want a technician who shows up, sets a box on your kitchen floor, and leaves you to figure out the rest. You want the job finished.
Here's what that actually means. Every installation includes the hookup itself, whether that's water lines, gas lines, or a straightforward electrical connection. We level the unit so your dishwasher doesn't rattle and your washer doesn't walk across the laundry room during spin cycle. We run a full test cycle before we call the job done, not after we've already left your driveway.
And we haul away the old appliance. That box in your garage from three appliance purchases ago doesn't need to become a permanent fixture. We load it in the truck and it's gone.
The benefit to you is simple: one visit, one bill, no guessing whether the new fridge is actually cooling or the new dishwasher is actually draining. You get an appliance that works the day it's installed, not the day after someone comes back to fix what the first crew missed.
Here's a pattern we hear constantly from Fort Collins homeowners who've been burned before. A crew gets booked for an install window. The window comes and goes. No call, no text, no appliance installed. Or worse, someone shows up, quotes a number that has nothing to do with what gets charged on the invoice, and by then the old unit is already disconnected and sitting in the driveway.
Before a truck leaves our shop, you know what the installation costs, what the haul-away costs, and whether anything about your setup is going to change that number. No surprise line items on the invoice.
If we tell you Tuesday between 10 and noon, that's when the truck is in your driveway. Not Tuesday evening. Not Wednesday with an apology text.
We install and service Whirlpool, Samsung, LG, GE, Maytag, KitchenAid, Bosch, and Frigidaire. Whatever brand you bought, we've likely installed a dozen just like it this year.
Sometimes what you think needs a full new install is actually a five-minute fix, a loose supply line, a leveling issue, a valve that needs replacing. We'll tell you that instead of running the meter.
New laundry pair, or replacing one half of a mismatched set? We connect water supply lines, venting, and power, then run a full cycle to confirm drainage and airflow before we leave. Old units get hauled away.
Water line connections, drain routing under the sink, and electrical hookup all have to line up correctly. We measure before we cut anything, test the water and drain lines under load.
Over-the-range microwave installs mean venting has to actually vent, and the mounting bracket has to hold real weight over years of daily use. We mount it level, wire it correctly, and check the fan and light.
Range hoods need ductwork that actually routes outside, not just into your attic space. We handle the ducting, the electrical, and the mounting so the hood pulls smoke and steam the way it's supposed to.
Water line for the ice maker, leveling so the doors seal correctly, and enough clearance behind the unit for proper airflow. We check all three before we plug it in, and we haul the old fridge away.
Pricing depends on the appliance and the scope of the job. A straightforward swap, same footprint, same connections, costs less than a new hookup that requires running a water line or adding an electrical outlet.
We'll give you a real number before the truck leaves the shop, based on your specific appliance and your specific setup. Not a range. Not a "starting at." A number. If something changes once we're on-site (a corroded shutoff valve, a gas line that doesn't meet current code), we tell you before we touch it, not after it's on the invoice.
If you're replacing an existing appliance in the same spot, with the same connections already in place, that's a replacement installation. Faster, less involved, generally the lower-cost option.
If you're adding an appliance where one didn't exist before, a dishwasher going into a cabinet that never had one, a range hood over a cooktop that used to vent nowhere, that's a new hookup. It usually means running water, gas, venting, or electrical to a spot that doesn't have it yet.
Not sure which category your job falls into? Most homeowners aren't, and that's fine. Tell us what you're installing and where, and we'll tell you straight which one it is and what it costs before we schedule anything.
A homeowner off Shields Street called us in June after her dishwasher died mid-load, water pooling on the kitchen floor, three dinner plates still sitting dirty in the rack. She'd already ordered a replacement online and just needed it installed before a family visit that weekend.
When we got there, the problem wasn't just the dead dishwasher. The house had been built in the late 1970s, and the cabinet opening was narrower than the new unit's spec sheet called for. The water shutoff valve under the sink was original to the house and had seized.
We shimmed and adjusted the cabinet opening instead of forcing the unit in, replaced the seized shutoff valve so future maintenance wouldn't require tearing out the cabinet again, and ran the dishwasher through a full cycle with a load of actual dishes before we left.
Total time on-site was just under two hours. The old unit went out in our truck. She had a working dishwasher and a clean kitchen two days before her family arrived, and a shutoff valve that won't seize again anytime soon.
"I'd had a bad experience with a delivery crew before, dented my hallway wall and never said a word about it. These guys were different. They put down floor protection before they even brought the new washer in, walked me through the hookup, and hauled away the old one without me asking twice. My laundry room off the mudroom looks untouched. Would call them again without thinking twice."
We install appliances throughout Fort Collins, from Old Town and City Park West to Registry Ridge, Harmony corridor, and neighborhoods out toward Timnath. Whether you're in a 1970s ranch near Shields Street with original plumbing or a newer build off Harmony Road, we've likely installed an appliance in a house just like yours this month.
Installation Done Wrong Costs More Than It Saves. A dishwasher installed with the wrong fitting on a water line, or a supply line that isn't fully seated, doesn't usually fail on day one. It fails three weeks later, quietly, under your sink, while you're at work. We pressure-test water connections and check gas fittings before we consider any install complete.
It depends on the appliance and whether it's a straightforward replacement or a new hookup that requires additional plumbing, gas, or electrical work. We give you a firm number based on your specific job before the truck leaves the shop, not a vague estimate that changes once we're standing in your kitchen.
Both. Dishwasher installation is one of our most requested appliance installation services in Fort Collins, and it's also one where cabinet fit and water line condition matter most. We measure, test the water and drain lines under load, and confirm the door seals properly before we call the job finished.
This is the single most common complaint we hear about other companies in this business, and it's exactly why we're strict about it. If we give you a window, we're in it. If something genuinely unexpected comes up on our end, we call you before your window starts, not after you've cleared your kitchen and waited around for nothing.
Yes. Our installation work is covered so that if something related to how the appliance was hooked up gives you trouble, you call us and we fix it, no debate about whose fault it is. Manufacturer defects fall under the appliance's own warranty, and we'll help you sort out which is which if you're ever unsure.
Most competitors advertise "affordable" or "fair" pricing without ever putting a number to it. We tell you the actual cost before we start, based on your appliance and your home's setup. No range, no padded invoice once the old unit is already disconnected.
Most single-appliance installations, a dishwasher, a washer, a microwave, take one to two hours. Jobs that involve new plumbing, gas lines, or electrical work for a first-time hookup run longer. We'll tell you a realistic window when you book, not an optimistic one.
Yes, every time, included in the job. You won't be left with a dead dishwasher sitting in your garage for three weeks because the crew "didn't have room in the truck."
We cover Fort Collins and the surrounding area, including Old Town, City Park West, Registry Ridge, the Harmony corridor, and neighborhoods toward Timnath and Windsor. If you're unsure whether your address is in range, call and ask, it takes thirty seconds.
We install Whirlpool, Samsung, LG, GE, Maytag, KitchenAid, Bosch, and Frigidaire, across washers, dryers, dishwashers, microwaves, range hoods, and refrigerators. If your appliance isn't on that list by name, ask us, chances are we've still installed one just like it.
No return trips. No hidden fees. No guessing whether it's hooked up correctly.
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