Customers love the Dishwasher Install's overall performance, installation speed, and minimal noise level. Many customers mentioned leak prevention, capacity, and fit as additional benefits. However, some customers have reported issues with alignment and drainage. Overall, the positive feedback outweighs the negative.
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Rated 3 out of 5 stars
Shady
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Posted . Owned for 1.5 years when reviewed.
This reviewer received promo considerations or sweepstakes entry for writing a review.
They installed it fine but were more concerned with the one they removed asking lots of questions since they were going to resell it on their own. Kinda shady
This reviewer received promo considerations or sweepstakes entry for writing a review.
The previous dishwasher was to be removed, and the new Bosh installed "free of charge". However, the installer COULD NOT remove the previous dishwasher. Water had leaked underneath for years and the sub-floor was dry-rotted.
The dishwasher feet had sunk into the dry-rotted sub-floor.
In addition it was built in with a counter resting on it. This purchase revealed a much greater problem. The kitchen sub-flooring would need to be cut out just to remove the old dishwasher. Moreover, there was a good chance the entire floor would need replaced including new sub-flooring.
Needless to say, the installer was unable to do anything but offered to come back once the problem was corrected. I am disabled and after a year and a half, the new Bosh dishwasher remains boxed and stored in an adjacent room.
The Installer hadn't brought the installation materials I paid around $29 for. I don't know if they were on the truck but he assured me when he came back, he would have them. That was over 18 months ago. LOL I couldn't afford to pay a contractor to tear up the flooring and replace it. Moreover, even if the flooring was tore up. the installer fully expected for me to have the old unit removed so the underlying sub-flooring could be replaced. None of this was the fault of the installer. He drove several hours just to install it. But due to the time that has passed, I still must have my flooring replaced and pay for someone to install the dishwasher. By the time I get it in, it will most likely be obsolete. LOL But its paid for.