Garbage Disposal

Assessment & Preparation: Our team will assess the current disposal to confirm that replacement is necessary and ensure the power and water supply are turned off.
Remove the Old Disposal: We’ll disconnect the disposal from the sink, drain, and power supply. Any plumbing or mounting hardware will also be carefully removed.
Install the New Disposal: The new disposal unit is positioned and securely mounted under the sink. We’ll connect it to the drain, dishwasher (if applicable), and power supply.
Test the System: Once installed, we’ll test the new disposal to ensure it works properly, checking for leaks and ensuring the motor is running smoothly.
Clean Up: Our team will clean up the work area and ensure everything is functioning as expected, leaving your kitchen in great condition.

We handle the full replacement, making sure your new garbage disposal is installed efficiently and safely!

Here are several reasons why you might need to replace your garbage disposal:

Frequent Breakdowns: If your garbage disposal is constantly jamming or breaking down, it might be time for a replacement, especially if repairs are becoming frequent and costly.
Increased Noise: If the disposal has become unusually loud or is making grinding or rattling noises, it could indicate worn-out or broken internal components that are no longer repairable.
Slow Drainage: If your garbage disposal is slow to drain, it could be clogged or damaged, and replacing it may be the best way to restore proper functionality.
Leaks: A leaking garbage disposal can indicate a cracked or damaged unit, which might not be easily repairable. Replacing the disposal can prevent water damage and further issues.
Foul Odors: If there’s a persistent bad smell coming from the disposal, it might be due to internal breakdowns or bacterial growth. While cleaning can help, a malfunctioning unit might need replacing.
Age of the Disposal: Garbage disposals typically last 10-15 years. If your unit is approaching or has surpassed this age, it may be more efficient to replace it than to continue repairing an outdated model.
Inefficiency: Older or underpowered disposals may not handle food waste as effectively, leading to clogs or inefficient grinding. Replacing it with a newer, more powerful model can improve performance.
Power Issues: If your disposal isn’t turning on, even after checking the reset button and circuit breaker, it could be an electrical issue that means the motor is dead and requires replacement.
Upgrading for Better Performance: If you’re remodeling your kitchen or simply want a better-performing disposal, upgrading to a more powerful or quieter model can improve your kitchen’s efficiency.
Visible Damage: Cracks, rust, or any other visible damage to the unit can affect its function and safety, making replacement the best option.

If any of these apply to your garbage disposal, it may be time to replace it with a newer, more efficient model.