Installation of built-in kitchen appliances

Built In Kitchen Appliance Installation

Upgrading your kitchen is exciting until it is time to fit the appliances. Built in ovens, hobs, dishwashers, and fridge freezers need accurate measurements, correct electrical connections, and careful finishing so everything sits flush and works safely. Our team installs built in kitchen appliances with a clean, reliable approach that protects your cabinets, worktops, and warranty requirements.

We handle both new installations and like for like replacements. Whether you are renovating, fitting a new kitchen, or replacing a faulty unit, we make sure the appliance is correctly positioned, securely fixed, and ready to use. You will know what will happen on the day, how long it is likely to take, and what preparation is needed before we arrive.

What We Install

We install most common built in and integrated kitchen appliances. If you are unsure whether your model is suitable, share the make and model and a photo of the cabinet opening and connections.

• Built in ovens and electric cookers, including single and double ovens, and built under models
• Hobs, including ceramic and induction, with correct cut out checks and secure fixing
• Extractor fans and cooker hoods, including ducted and recirculating setups where suitable
• Integrated dishwashers, including alignment, door fitting, and testing
• Fridge freezers, including integrated door mounting and ventilation checks
• Washing machines and tumble dryers when installed within kitchen cabinetry
• Smart appliances where commissioning is required after the physical install

For related work that involves connection, isolators, and safety verification, our built in appliance installation support covers the essential electrical steps so your kitchen runs reliably from day one.

Our Installation Process

1. Pre check and planning

We confirm the appliance specifications and compare them to the available space, ventilation requirements, and door clearances. For hobs and ovens, we check that the cabinet materials, heat shielding, and manufacturer installation distances are appropriate. We also confirm that the power supply method matches the appliance rating and connection type.

2. Safe connection and fitting

We isolate the supply before any work begins and keep the work area protected. The appliance is positioned carefully to avoid damage to flooring, cabinet edges, and worktops. We complete the electrical connection as required, including correct cable routing, strain relief, and access to isolator switches where applicable.

If you need broader appliance connection services for multiple kitchen units being fitted at once, we can coordinate the order of installation so each appliance can be tested without delaying other trades.

3. Testing and commissioning

Once fitted, we run functional checks based on the appliance type. Ovens are tested for heat up and basic control operation. Induction hobs are checked for zone performance and error codes. Integrated dishwashers and washing machines are checked for safe power up, stable seating, and a short cycle test where practical. We also confirm that doors align correctly, ventilation gaps are maintained, and the unit is properly secured.

Electrical and Safety Considerations

Built in kitchen appliances draw significant power and generate heat. A safe installation is not only about making it work, it is about making it safe for daily use and ensuring it remains serviceable. We follow manufacturer instructions and good practice so isolators remain accessible, cables are not pinched, and cabinets are not stressed by incorrect fixing.

• Correct supply and protection including verifying the circuit suitability for the appliance load
• Accessible isolation so the appliance can be safely switched off for servicing
• Neat cable management to prevent overheating, wear, and accidental disconnection
• Practical usability such as door opening clearance and stable, level fitting

When requested, we can also carry out electrical safety checks for appliances as part of the visit, especially useful after a kitchen refit or when replacing older equipment.

What We Need From You Before the Visit

A little preparation helps the installation go smoothly. Before we arrive, please make sure the appliance is on site and the work area is accessible. If an old appliance is still in place, let us know whether you want it disconnected in advance.

1. Provide the make and model number, plus any installation manual if available
2. Confirm whether this is a replacement or a first time install in that cabinet
3. Clear the cabinet and surrounding area so we can work safely
4. Point out any existing issues, such as tripping breakers, burning smells, or loose sockets

Why Customers Choose Our Team

We treat your kitchen like a finished space, not a building site. That means careful handling, clean lines, and a focus on details that make the final result look right and last. You get clear communication, punctual arrival, and practical advice if something on site is not suitable for safe fitting.

• Experienced installation of integrated and built in appliances
• Careful alignment for flush finishes and smooth door operation
• Safety first approach with proper isolation and verification
• Respectful work in occupied homes and active commercial kitchens

If you are planning a new kitchen or swapping a single appliance, we can schedule an installation that fits your timeline and leaves you with a fully working, safely fitted appliance you can use with confidence.