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A failed disposal may need replacement when the unit will not operate or is no longer economical to keep in service.
Installation and replacement of compatible kitchen garbage disposals, including standard swap-outs and evaluation of the existing sink, drain and electrical setup.

We install and replace garbage disposals. The existing sink opening, under-sink space, drain alignment and electrical connection must be compatible with the new unit.
A failed disposal may need replacement when the unit will not operate or is no longer economical to keep in service.
Leaks can occur at the disposal, mounting connection or drain piping and should be evaluated before replacement.
Horsepower can be selected according to household size, cooking habits, expected use and budget.
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Compatibility, electrical setup and proper use all affect the installation and service life.
The right horsepower depends on household size, cooking habits, frequency of use and budget. Higher-horsepower models generally provide greater grinding capacity.
A disposal can be installed with most standard kitchen sinks when there is adequate space below and the sink opening, drain piping and electrical setup are compatible.
A disposal requires a properly installed electrical connection and operating switch or approved control. If the sink area is not already wired for a disposal, a licensed electrician may be needed.
Yes, but food waste should be disposed of sparingly to avoid unnecessary strain on the septic system. Proper septic-system maintenance remains important.
A standard installation typically takes approximately one to two hours. More time may be needed if the drain piping, sink connection or electrical system requires modification.
Avoid fats, butter, oil, grease, coffee grounds, eggshells, bones, shells, fruit pits, large seeds, nuts, oatmeal and non-food waste. Fibrous and starchy foods are generally safer in the trash.
Service life varies widely based on the quality of the unit, frequency of use, what is placed in it and how well it is maintained.
New disposals typically include a compatible sink flange and mounting components, which are generally installed with the unit. Existing drain piping may be reused if it is in good condition and aligns correctly.
Manufacturer warranties vary by brand and model and commonly range from two to five years, with some premium models offering longer coverage. Manufacturer coverage generally does not include installation labor.
Request service for a standard replacement or tell us what is happening with the existing unit.