Delivery Checklist & Major Appliance Hook-up Guide:
The number one reason for appliance returns is because they do not fit into the intended space or can't fit through the doorways or hallways. We've put together the following tips to help you avoid the inconvenience and cost of purchasing a product that is not right for you or your space. In order to prepare for your new appliance purchase and to be ready for your delivery, please read through the following guide.
Measure First!
It’s very important that you measure the area where your appliance will be placed and be sure that your product will fit within the given dimensions. Check the entire pathway that the appliance will take to get to its final destination. Ensure that it will fit through each hallway and doorway of the entire path.
Check Your Connections!
Make sure to have an appropriate electric outlet within 3 ½ feet of the space you’ve selected for your new product. Check to see that the outlet is grounded (accepts a three-prong plug), since most appliances require one. For electric dryers and electric ranges, be sure to check for a 240V electric connection.
Measure Again!
Take another look at the pathway en route to the final destination of your appliance and ensure that your product will fit through the designated space.

Refrigerators and Freezers:
A standard three-prong, grounded electrical outlet must be within reach of the unit's electrical connection. The typical length of an appliance cord ranges from 3-5 feet. Be sure to check space clearance for complete unit measurements: height, depth and width. Refrigerators with icemakers and water dispensers will need to be connected to a water line. Copper water line installation kits are available for online purchase or you can find them at any local hardware store. You can install the water lines on your own or contact a local service company to install them. Note that it can take up to 24 hours for your new refrigerator/freezer to reach a proper level of coolness.
Washers:
A standard three-prong, grounded electrical outlet must be within reach of the unit's electrical connection. The typical length of an appliance cord ranges from 3-5 feet. Be sure to check space clearance for complete unit measurements: height, depth and width. Hoses will be supplied with the new washing machine and will need to be connected to water taps proir to running the first cycle.
Gas & Electric Dryers:
Electric Hook-up: Be sure to check space clearance for complete unit measurements: height, depth and width. Plan to leave an adequate space behind the dryer for vent connections. A standard 240v electric connection is required for all electric dryers. Electric outlets differ, depending on the configuration of your outlet, your dryer may require either a three prong cord or a four prong cord. You can use your existing dryer cord, however we recommend that you purchase a new cord for safety reasons.Use the diagrams below to determine which dryer cord you will need: Standard 110v Electrical Configuration           Electric Dryer 3 Prong Cord          Electric Dryer 4 Prong Cord Gas Hook-up: Be sure to check space clearance for complete unit measurements: height, depth and width. Plan to leave an adequate space behind the dryer for vent connections. New gas dryers do not include gas connections. You should be able to arrange for installation of your gas dryer through a local service company.
Gas & Electric Ranges:
Electric Hook-up: Be sure to check space clearance for complete unit measurements: height, depth and width. A standard 240v electric connection is required for all electric ranges. Electric outlets differ, depending on the configuration of your outlet, your dryer may require either a three prong cord or a four prong cord. You can use your existing dryer cord, however we recommend that you purchase a new cord for safety reasons.Use the diagrams below to determine which dryer cord you will need: Standard 110v Electrical Configuration           Electric Range 3 Prong Cord          Electric Range 4 Prong Cord Gas Hook-up: Be sure to check space clearance for complete unit measurements: height, depth and width. New gas dryers do not include gas connections. You should be able to arrange for installation of your gas dryer through a local service company.
Built-In Appliances: Appliances that are "built-in" to your home will need to be installed. Some examples of built-in products include: cooktops, wall ovens, undercounter refrigeration, air-conditioners, water heaters, water softeners, etc. Installation is not included in our standard delivery services. The cost of custom installation projects will vary depending on the type of appliance as well as the set-up of your home. We recommend that you contact a local kitchen remodeler or appliance installer to perform this work for you.