Appliance Water Supply Replacement
Appliance water supply replacement is a planned service to renew the hoses and shut-off valves feeding appliances like washing machines and dishwashers. It reduces the risk of leaks, improves reliability, and makes it easier to isolate the appliance for maintenance or replacement.
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What this service covers
This service replaces worn, damaged, or poorly fitted appliance feed components so the connection is safe, secure, and easy to isolate.
- Replacement of appliance water supply hoses (for example, washing machine or dishwasher feeds)
- Replacement or installation of local isolation valves where needed
- Correct fitting of connectors and seals for the appliance and existing pipework
- Leak checks and functional testing under normal pressure
- Basic advice on safe use, shut-off points, and what to monitor after the visit
When appliance water supply replacement is most useful
- You have a dripping or seized isolation valve under a sink or behind an appliance
- A hose is kinked, perished, bulging, or has a history of weeping at the connector
- You are fitting a new appliance and want the supply renewed at the same time
- You are a landlord or property manager reducing the chance of call-outs and water damage
- You want a simple way to isolate an appliance without turning off the whole property
How the work is carried out
First, the water supply is isolated and the line is safely depressurised. The existing hose or valve is removed, the connection points are checked, and new parts are fitted to suit the appliance and pipework.
All joints are then tested for leaks and the appliance supply is checked for correct operation. The area is left tidy, and you will be shown how to isolate the appliance supply.
After the visit: ongoing reliability
You will get clear guidance on what has been changed and what to look out for after the first use. If access is tight or the appliance needs moving, you can agree the best approach before work starts to avoid damage to flooring, units, or the appliance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which appliances can you replace water supply hoses or valves for?
Do I need to provide the replacement hose or valve?
How long does appliance water supply replacement take?
Will you need to turn off the water to the whole property?
What if you find a leak or damaged pipework behind the appliance?
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