Appliance installation and connection
Installing an appliance is plumbing and electrical work at the same time. That is exactly why it gets postponed — and the machine sits in its box in the kitchen for a month.
- Price from
- 55 € per job
- Response time
- Routine work 24–48 hours, emergencies often the same day
What the job includes
- Disconnecting and removing the old appliance
- Water and waste connection with an isolating valve
- Electrical connection, including hard-wired hobs from the board
- Levelling the machine and running a test cycle before we leave
How we do it
We start by checking the existing connection: in an older flat there is often one valve under the sink for the dishwasher and it no longer shuts off. Things like that are best known in advance, which is why we ask for a photo. Every machine gets a short cycle and a joint check before we go.
Good to know
An induction hob usually needs its own three-phase or reinforced circuit. If there is no spare way in the board, we say so before the hob is bought.
Frequently asked questions
Do you fit integrated appliances?
Yes, including dishwashers and fridges built into cabinets with the door fitted. It takes longer than a freestanding machine.
Do you take the old machine?
Yes, by arrangement. We say in advance whether a transport and disposal charge applies.
Guides and advice
What it costs to connect an electric cooker in Tallinn
A practical price guide to connecting a new cooker or hob, and when the existing wiring is not enough.
Simple upkeep that keeps household appliances running longer
A monthly routine for washing machines, dishwashers and extractor fans that keeps them working and delays the day something needs replacing.
Installing appliances in a new flat: what tends to cost more
A cost breakdown for fitting a hob, hood, washing machine and fridge together in a new-build flat, and what drives the total.
Get a quote for this job
Write briefly what needs doing. We give the price before we come.