Step 1 — Job & Mounting
1Tell us about the job

Replacing more than one disposal in a visit lowers the labor time for each additional unit.

Will the new disposal fit your existing sink mounting?

Many brands use compatible mounts. If you are changing brands or the old mount is damaged, the plumber may need to replace the sink flange.

Who is supplying the new disposal?
Under-sink access
Step 2 — New Disposal
2Choose the disposal type
Disposal type (unit price ranges shown are planning ranges)
Power connection

Most replacements reuse the existing outlet and cord. Choose the second option if the old unit was hardwired or the cord is damaged or missing.

Dishwasher

A dishwasher drain hose connects to the disposal, which needs a connector kit and removal of an internal knockout plug.

Step 3 — Location & Labor Market
3Adjust for your area

Used to match you with local plumbers. It does not change the estimate.

Adjusts labor, haul-away, repair and permit allowances.

Scheduling
Step 4 — Existing Conditions & Add-ons
4Repairs & extra work
Condition of the old disposal

Old mounting rings and flanges can seize or leak, which makes removal take longer.

Add-ons (check all that apply)

Disposal type comparison

Disposal typeUnit price*Install effortBest forWatch out for

*Planning price range for the disposal unit itself (budget to premium models), before installation. Store prices and promotions vary.