Installation. Refrigerator Installation Done by Hand, Not by the Hour
A refrigerator install lives or dies on two things people rarely think about: leveling and airflow. We set the unit slightly tilted back so the doors self-close, dial in the leveling legs so French doors meet flush at the seam, and leave proper clearance — typically around an inch at the back and sides plus breathing room on top — so the condenser can actually shed heat instead of cooking itself in a sealed nook.
For ice makers and dispensers we run a clean water line to the nearest supply, install a quarter-turn saddle or compression valve done right (no slow drips behind the cabinet six months later), and purge the line until the water runs clear before reconnecting. Built-in and integrated units get extra care: anti-tip brackets, custom panel and grille alignment, and a check that the cabinet opening matches the spec sheet before the old box ever comes out. We haul away the old fridge if you want, and we don't leave until it's running, level, and holding temperature.