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GLS pro LLC
5.0(
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Serving Washington DC, DC and surrounding areas

Angi Approved

Super Service Award Winner

In business since 2014

Emergency services offered

Warranties offered

"Did a thorough job of reconditioing my outdoor gas grill -- which had not been ysed for five years."
Ice maker replacement
Refrigerator
Samsung
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Response time10 hrs
Response rate86%
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Service Master
4.6(
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Serving Washington DC, DC and surrounding areas

Angi Approved

In business since 2000

Emergency services offered

Credit card accepted

"Manny did a great job and was very chill about the parking challenges in our neighborhood, which I appreciate. "
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FAQs for appliance (major electric appliance) installation and replacement projects in Washington DC, DC

A pro starts by setting the units in place and connecting them to the right plumbing lines, electrical circuits, and, for the dryer, a vent. If the hookups already exist, the job is quick. When they don’t, the installer must add plumbing, outlets, or a vent run, which takes more time and increases the price, especially when the laundry area is located far from existing utilities.

You’ll need the right pros for a tight stacked setup. A natural-gas plumber handles the water lines, drain, and any gas work, while an electrician installs the circuit the dryer needs. If venting or framing changes are required, hire a general contractor to patch the drywall or adjust the framing so that everything meets code and operates safely.

Permanent models need complete plumbing, electrical, and—for dryers—vent hookups. Portable units skip most of that and can run on a standard outlet with a temporary water connection. If your home already has a code-approved hookup, you just connect the new appliances. If not, hire a licensed pro to add the lines and vent so the machines run safely and efficiently.

Relocating a hookup costs between $500 and $5,000, as it may involve installing new outlets, gas lines, vents, and drain pipes. The price increases when the new location is far from existing utilities or requires additional framing and drywall work. Have licensed professionals evaluate your layout, provide a quote for the move, and handle the installation so that every component meets code and works safely.

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