Garbage Disposal Repair, Replacement And Installation

Has your kitchen garbage disposal started humming, leaking, making funny noises or not working at all?  Wondering if it needs repaired or replaced?  If your disposal is not functioning as it should there are typically three causes:

    1.  The grinding blades are jammed, worn, rusted or broken

    2.  The motor has worn out

    3.  The seal in the bottom of the grinding chamber has worn out causing leaking

When any of these happen that's when you can turn to the trusted professional installers at Rannebarger Home Maintenance with same day service and installation.  We provide white glove service meaning no need to waste your time running to Home Depot or Lowes to buy a disposal all while offering some of the most competitive pricing around.  Emergency and same day services available.

We provide labor and materials all for a flat rate, always with InSinkErator Badger disposals, the most common and best on the market.  Your installation comes with a full 1 year guarantee on both parts and labor.  If your unit has a problem after the first year but still in the manufactures warranty, we'll replace the unit for labor only and return to the supply house for our reimbursement.  No hoops to jump through.    

View our top three installed and recommended garbage disposals below or call us to learn more.

• Always run cold water before turning on your disposal and continue to let run until after you turn your disposal off
• Avoid putting grease down your disposal or any other drain as it can cause blockages 
• Never put bleach, drain cleaners, or other chemicals down the unit
• Don’t try to grind bones, coffee grounds, or overly fibrous materials (like corn husks). Also avoid disposing of things made of glass, metal, or rubber
• If you notice you disposal having a fowl oder, you can put a couple glasses of  ice in the disposal and grind up or a use a cleaning kit which you can find at your local store or from Amazon
• As with any home appliance, its lifespan can vary based on use and maintenance but typically if its more than 10 years old it likely time to consider replacing