Greetings to everybody on this fine fall day. Here’s a shot of our new van taken today…in the sun no less!  With the latest van on the road we aim to serve you even better. We serve the entire Greater Manchester and surrounding areas and are growing all the time. With our distinctive black vans and well trained staff we are able to sort out most appliance installations on one trip. Built in or free standing!  Give us a try and see why we continue to grow.

To quote John Ruskin.

“It’s unwise to pay too much…but it’s unwise to pay too little.
When you pay too much, you lose a little money…that is all.
When you pay too little…you sometimes lose everything…
because the thing you bought was incapable of doing the thing
you bought it to do. The common law of business balance
prohibits paying a little and getting a lot…it can’t be done.
If you deal with the lowest bidder…its’s well to add something
for the risk you run. And if you do that…you will have
enough to pay for something better.”

We offer good value for money, we’re safe, we’re punctual and most important we care about the work we do for you.

Location: Salford, Manchester, Lancs

Date: March 2011

Description: The request was to add another sink to this existing small kitchen in order to comply with  the separation of milk and meat products. Duplicating  the basins was easy but we  had to come up with a way to screen off the two basins from each other. Not an easy task when designing for safety. It took us about a week to have the custom shatterproof glass panel built as well as to gather the other materials required. The finished result is fit for purpose.
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We’ve been asked many times whether or not a gas hob can be fitted over a built under double oven?

The short answer is yes. The long answer is also yes but there are a few items to consider. The body of a double oven whether gas or electric takes up a great deal of space and leaves very little room for the gas pipe work. And don’t forget about the gas isolator! One more thing…don’t use, or let your installer use a flexible gas hose. And finally no matter what I say here, the manufacturers installation guide is the definitive word. They will state clearly what is allowed and what is not allowed as it relates to their product. continue

Location: Lees, Oldham, Lancs

Date: Mar 2011

Description: Our client had ordered a replacement cloths washer and arranged to have it installed when delivered. This particular driver has used us before and rang to say he couldn’t install for several reasons. The washer hoses and electrical connections were located behind a built in dishwasher that was mounted directly beside the washer and the hot and cold water taps were frozen and could not be turned off. We arranged a call and sorted all of the problems in one visit! continue

Location: Ancoats, Manchester, Lancs

Date: Feb 2011

Description: The owners had already purchased these appliances before we came to site. They had decided to replace the gas double oven with an electric double oven as well as replace the gas hob with one in the same. Unfortunately the new double oven was much deeper than the original and did not allow for the running of pipe work or even a cooker connector behind the unit. Our challenge was to remove everything from behind the unit, pipe up the hob sited above and get it all hooked up safely while still follow the current building regulations for gas and electical work. We managed to do all that in a few hours. continue

Location: Oldham, Lancs

Date: February 2011

Description: This Oldham daycare had ordered and received a new range cooker to replace the old one which they said didn’t work anymore. The old cooker had not been installed correctly either so we took care of that too. We connected up the new cooker along with a new catering hose and restraining cable in keeping with their requirements and tested everything before departing.
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The installation of the new dishwasher is the reverse of removing the old one with a few extra steps to ensure a leak proof and secure job You should also check the hot and cold water isolators to make sure that they have been upgraded and have built in check vales installed. Current building regulations require a check valve so that foul water cannot be accidentally sucked back into the clean water supply which you will drink from: continue