Garbage Disposal‌

Garbage Disposal Replacement and Installation

Garbage disposals last approximately 12 to 15 years if they are maintained. If your unit jams up frequently or makes loud noises, it may be time to replace it.

Every installation or replacement we handle is different because plumbing systems and electrical services vary from kitchen to kitchen. If this is your first garbage disposal, we can confirm if your plumbing is ready to handle a new appliance.

We can help you choose the best garbage disposal for your needs and budget. If you have a big family and frequently prepare meals at home, you may need a unit with more horsepower. Typically, more powerful garbage disposals are bigger than standard models. The space available under your sink may dictate the brand or model you choose.

• Do you want stainless steel or galvanized steel components in your new garbage disposal?
• Do you prefer a hard-wired model or one that plugs into an electrical outlet?
• Is continuous feed or batch feed better for your needs?

A continuous feed garbage disposal enables you to add scraps as it operates. Batch feed models only run when a safety stopper covers the drain.

Our experts can advise you about the many features available, including noise reduction technology, single- and multiple-stage grinding, push-button starters, and dishwasher drain connectors.

At Siemer Heating, Cooling & Plumbing, we offer convenient financing options to help you purchase the right equipment for your comfort and safety. Call us today for a free consultation.

Maintain Your Garbage Disposal

You can extend the life of your new garbage disposal and prevent unexpected breakdowns with these simple maintenance tips:

• Keep your drain smelling fresh by grinding a few lemon peels.
• Refrain from grinding fibrous foods, such as celery, or hard waste, like fruit pits and chicken bones. Some garbage disposals with two- and three-stage grinding can handle tough food waste. Check the instructions for your model.
• Occasionally grind a few ice cubes to sharpen your garbage disposal’s blades.
• Keep grease and shellfish shells out of your garbage disposal.
• Always run cold water while the garbage disposal is operating to help flush food particles through the drain. Let the water run for a few seconds after turning off the appliance.
• Avoid stuffing large amounts of food scraps into your garbage disposal.

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