Garbage Disposal Installation
Professional garbage disposal installation and replacement.
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Tasks Not Typically Included
Part of Every Job I Do
How It Works
Request service
Review scope and estimate
Schedule and complete work
Final walkthrough
What Sets My Disposal Installation Apart
Owner Operated Service
Direct One-on-One Support
Transparent Solo Pricing
Personally Guaranteed Work
Common Disposal Installation Questions Answered
Garbage disposal installation starts at $200 for a standard replacement swap. New installations that require drain plumbing modifications are quoted separately. Free estimates provided.
You can purchase your own unit from Home Depot or Menards, or I can recommend the right model. InSinkErator Badger, Evolution, and Moen GX series are common reliable options in 1/2 to 1 HP ranges.
Yes, I can install a disposal in a sink that currently has none, including the drain connection and mounting assembly. Note that new electrical circuit work requires a licensed electrician if no outlet exists under the sink.
Most households do well with a 1/2 HP unit for light food waste. Families cooking regularly or processing harder scraps benefit from a 3/4 to 1 HP model from InSinkErator Evolution or Moen GX.
I handle the plumbing and mounting connections. If the existing outlet is in good shape, I make the electrical connection. If a new dedicated circuit is needed, that work is performed by a licensed electrician.
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In the Twin Cities east metro, garbage disposal installation is a common kitchen service request both for homes that do not yet have one and for replacement of older units that have seized, leaked, or lost grinding efficiency. Most standard installations are completed in under two hours, though replacing the drain assembly or adding a dedicated outlet under the sink adds time. A properly installed disposal sits level on the mount, drains freely without backup, and operates without vibration leaks at the sink collar or drain connection.
