Will installers remove doors to get thru doorway? null

They’ll remove the house door

Our remodeling contractor installed it. Getting it through the doorway was tight, even after the crew removed everything that could be removed. This includes its handles and doors, as well as some of the framing in the doorway. (They had to update some of the moulding anyway because we removed the door that was there, leaving the doorway open between the kitchen and dining room.)

Yes, but they didn't need to. They were able to maneuver quite professionally through the doorways.

My installers removed the doors from both my old refrigerator and the new one. They did this on their own and without any prompting from me. It seemed to me like they normally remove the doors on the refrigerators they install. I think they do so more so to reduce the weight for when they moved the appliances than because of getting through doors. If door width is an issue for you, it seems like the installers should be able to remove the doors to get the new unit set up where you need it to go. Your experience with your installers (outside of NE Iowa) may vary.

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They’ll remove the house door
Answered by Sherry 7 years ago
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Our remodeling contractor installed it. Getting it through the doorway was tight, even after the crew removed everything that could be removed. This includes its handles and doors, as well as some of the framing in the doorway. (They had to update some of the moulding anyway because we removed the door that was there, leaving the doorway open between the kitchen and dining room.)
Answered by SANpeople 7 years ago
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Answered by Bayrak 7 years ago
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Yes, but they didn't need to. They were able to maneuver quite professionally through the doorways.
Answered by Rich 7 years ago
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My installers removed the doors from both my old refrigerator and the new one. They did this on their own and without any prompting from me. It seemed to me like they normally remove the doors on the refrigerators they install. I think they do so more so to reduce the weight for when they moved the appliances than because of getting through doors. If door width is an issue for you, it seems like the installers should be able to remove the doors to get the new unit set up where you need it to go. Your experience with your installers (outside of NE Iowa) may vary.
Answered by Rick 7 years ago
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