Dishwasher Installation

Dishwasher installation in Acworth, Alpharetta, Atlanta, Canton, Kennesaw, Marietta, Roswell Sandy Springs, Woodstock and all points in between.

What was once a luxury item, the dishwasher has become a mainstay in today's modern kitchen.  Most homes now have at least one dishwasher and some actually have two, a full size and an economy size.

Dishwasher Supply Line and Drain Line Leaks

Dishwasher supply lines, as well as dishwasher drain lines can leak in the same manor as the plumbing on a kitchen sink. The difference is unlike your kitchen sink plumbing, the lines connected to your dishwasher are not as easily accessible and most of the time is not visible.  A dishwasher line leak may stay undetected for a long period of time damaging cabinets and flooring, and even creating a mold issue.

New Dishwasher Installation 

If however the leak is coming from the appliance itself, it may be time to replace it.  New energy-efficient dishwashers conserve water and save consumers hundreds of dollars a year in energy costs.  In fact, most dishwashers manufactured since 1994 use seven to 10 gallons of water per cycle, while older machines use eight to 15 gallons.  Newer dishwashers are also better insulated than older models and surprisingly quiet when they run. 

Most often an appliance delivery company will hook up your dishwasher for you.  But on occasion they run into problems connecting your new dishwasher to older connections.  This is especially true in older homes.  New braided dishwasher supply lines should always be used when replacing an old appliance.  Older copper supply lines can become brittle and crack or a pin hole may appear after the lines have been flushed. 

Appliance Installations

Updating your kitchen appliances is a great way to give your kitchen a whole new look.  We have an entire department devoted to installation services for all electric appliances and gas kitchen appliances including gas ranges and cooktops, dishwashers, over the range microwaves, wall ovens, instant hot water dispensers, garbage disposals, trash compactors, wine coolers and more! 

Call My Georgia Plumber at (770) 592-0081 or schedule online to schedule a plumbing inspection as part of your annual maintenance routine.  One of our plumbing experts will inspect your dishwasher supply line and dishwasher drain line as part of a routine plumbing inspection of your home.  If a leak is discovered, in most circumstances necessary repairs can be made the same day.