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The kitchen was the centerpiece. We set a large panel-ready side-by-side refrigerator that sits flush with the cabinetry like it was built into the wall from day one. Alongside that, a Miele range dropped into its cutout clean and level against a stunning marble backsplash, with a hood insert tucked seamlessly into the custom surround above it. Two dishwashers also went in on this job - one panel-ready unit that disappears into the cabinetry, and a Whirlpool stainless model fitted neatly under the counter. An LG French door fridge and a Zephyr beverage cooler rounded out the refrigeration side of things. That's a lot of moving parts in one kitchen.
Laundry didn't get overlooked either. We handled two washer and dryer installations on this job. A GE Profile front-load set on raised pedestals went into a finished laundry room, and a second GE front-load pair was set in a utility space mid-build. Getting both sets installed and ready to go - even in different stages of the build - is the kind of coordination that keeps a project moving on schedule.
What makes a job like this work isn't just showing up with the right tools. It's knowing how each appliance interacts with the space around it. Panel-ready units need precise alignment. Built-in refrigerators have specific clearance requirements. Hood inserts have to be positioned correctly relative to the cooking surface. When you have multiple appliances going in across multiple rooms, experience is what keeps everything from turning into a headache.
This is the kind of full-house install we genuinely enjoy. Every appliance has a purpose, every detail matters, and when it all comes together - it shows.