Professional contractors who install washers and dryers include:
- Manufacturer-certified appliance technicians
- Appliance specialists referred by home improvement stores
- HVAC technicians certified by the National Air Duct Cleaners Association (NADCA)
- A plumber, especially for adding new pipe connections to the washer
- An electrician if new wiring is necessary
- A handyman for basic repairs
Before hiring an installer, remember to check that they have a license, surety bonds, NASTeC certification, and insurance. Their reviews on Google and HomeGuide show their work history. When comparing quotes, avoid the lowest prices that typically signal low-quality work.
When the technician arrives, get a signed contract copy before work starts. Don't give the full payment until the job is complete.