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Last updated 21 May 2026
A new washing machine, oven, hob or dishwasher needs more than dropping it into place — water, drainage, electrical connection and (for gas hobs) a Gas Safe engineer. This page connects you with helpers and qualified installers.
WHO THIS PAGE IS FOR
Gas hobs and gas ovens — always Gas Safe registered (legally required). Electric ovens hard-wired into a cooker outlet — Part P registered electrician. Plumbing connection for dishwashers and washing machines — most plumbers or self-installers if existing connections are in place.
If the new appliance is a like-for-like replacement and the existing supplies are sound, a confident DIY install for a washing machine or dishwasher is realistic. Helpers can walk through the steps.
Many UK appliance retailers (AO, Currys, John Lewis) sell installation as an add-on for £20–£60. For a first-time installer, this is usually worth it — they take the old appliance away and handle disposal. For experienced DIYers, skipping it saves money but you’re responsible for safe disposal of the old unit.
UK councils take large appliances under WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) — usually a paid collection. Some charities take working appliances. Most retailers offer same-day take-away on a paid install.
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