Indicative prices are listed on this page: standard installation starts from AED 150, integrated units from AED 250, and new plumbing connections from AED 200. The confirmed cost is provided on site after the technician has assessed the existing connections, cabinet dimensions, and any additional work needed. Call or WhatsApp us with your dishwasher type and we can give you a more specific range before the visit.

No. If no existing supply connection exists at the installation point, we create one by tapping into the cold water supply line under the kitchen sink. This adds to the job scope and is reflected in the pricing. We carry the fittings needed for most standard under-sink supply configurations. For kitchens where the dishwasher location is further from the sink — requiring a longer pipe run — this is assessed on site and priced accordingly.

A standard freestanding or built-in installation with existing connections takes 1.5 to 2 hours, including the test cycle. A fully integrated installation with door panel fitting takes 2.5 to 3.5 hours depending on the brand and cabinet configuration. Jobs requiring new plumbing connections take 30 to 60 minutes longer. We give a time estimate when confirming the booking once the job details are clear.

Yes. Old unit removal is a separate service priced at AED 150. The existing appliance is disconnected from water, drain, and power, then removed. Connections are inspected before the new appliance is fitted — deteriorated inlet hoses, corroded drain fittings, or damaged electrical sockets are identified at this stage. We advise on any connections that should be replaced rather than reused with the new machine.

A built-in dishwasher sits under the counter in a cabinet opening but has a visible front panel showing the controls and brand. A fully integrated dishwasher has its controls hidden inside the door and is fitted with a cabinet door panel that matches the surrounding kitchen — making it indistinguishable from the adjacent cabinets when closed. Semi-integrated sits between the two: the lower portion is covered by a matching panel but the control strip at the top remains visible. Installation complexity increases from built-in to semi-integrated to fully integrated.

Countertop dishwashers connect to the kitchen tap using a thread adaptor and drain via a hose routed to the sink. The connection itself is simpler than an under-counter installation. The main issue is tap thread compatibility: UAE kitchens use a mix of M22, M24, and non-threaded aerator tap designs, and not every adaptor ships with every machine. We confirm the tap type before the visit and carry the correct adaptor. The drain hose routing and securing also matters — an unsecured hose that slips out of the sink drain during a cycle creates a significant water spill.

Standing water at the end of a cycle is almost always a drain issue. In many cases, it traces back to how the drain hose was routed during installation. The drain hose must be routed in a high loop — the highest point of the hose should be above the machine's water level — before it connects to the sink waste. Without this, water siphons back into the machine after the pump stops. It can also result from a kinked drain hose, a blocked filter, or a blocked sink waste fitting. These are all correctable on a service visit.

Call or WhatsApp Fix On A Click on +971 52 271 5566. Tell us the dishwasher brand, model, and type (freestanding, integrated, countertop), whether you have existing water and drain connections at the location, and whether there is an old unit to remove. We confirm the job scope, give you an indicative cost range, and schedule a visit at a time that suits you. We cover every area of Dubai and typically book within 24 to 48 hours of first contact, seven days a week.