SnapWork installs the appliances you bought where the old ones were: a dishwasher on the existing water, drain and power, a washer and electric dryer on the existing hookups, and an over-range microwave on the outlet above the stove. Replacing old washer hoses and fridge water lines is part of it too. New gas lines, new outlets and new circuits are not. We work across Napa County and Solano County.
Updated October 2026
Every job on this page puts a new appliance where an old one was, on the water, drain, power and vent that are already there. If the new appliance needs a different outlet or a new line, that's a job for an electrician or plumber.
Measure the space and compare it with the new appliance. For a dishwasher, check that the shutoff valve under the sink turns. For a microwave, check there's an outlet in the cabinet above the stove.
Moving a dryer is the easiest time to clean the vent behind it. See dryer vent cleaning.
Often added to this job. Each one is optional and has its own price.
A like-for-like swap is priced from your photo, because the valves and cabinet space decide the work. Washer hose replacement has a posted price.
No. Gas connections need a licensed plumber or the gas company.
Add debris haul-away to your request and the pro takes it. Some stores also take the old unit when they deliver the new one.
Rubber washer hoses wear out and can burst. Many makers suggest replacing them about every five years with braided hoses.
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