Professional Ice Maker Installation - Atlanta Metro

Built-In Ice Maker Installation - Professional installation of under-counter ice makers in Lawrenceville, Duluth, and Suwanee

Portable Ice Maker Installation - Countertop and freestanding unit setup throughout Gwinnett County

Ice Maker Replacement - Remove old unit and install new ice maker in Decatur, Dunwoody, and Tucker

Water Line Installation - Run new water lines for ice maker connections in Marietta, Smyrna, and Kennesaw

GE Ice Maker Installation - Expert installation of GE models throughout Atlanta metro area

Scotsman Ice Maker Installation - Professional installation of Scotsman commercial-grade units in Alpharetta and Sandy Springs

U-Line Ice Maker Installation - Certified installation of U-Line built-in models in Roswell and Johns Creek

Frigidaire Ice Maker Installation - Installation of Frigidaire ice makers in Cumming and surrounding areas

Clear Ice Maker Installation - Specialty clear ice cube maker installation in Cobb County

Nugget Ice Maker Installation - Popular nugget/pellet ice maker installation in Fulton County

Water Filter Integration - Install inline water filters for clean ice production

Drain Line Installation - Proper drain line routing and connection for continuous operation

Cabinet Integration - Custom fitting and panel installation to match cabinetry

Electrical Connection - 110V outlet installation or connection upgrade

Old Ice Maker Removal and Haul Away - Complete removal and recycling of existing units ($25 haul away service available)

Professional Installation - Expert installation of built-in or portable ice makers with proper leveling

Water Line Connection - Connect to existing water supply or run new water line

Electrical Connection - Connect to 110V power outlet (outlet installation available)

Drain Line Connection - Install or connect drain line for continuous ice production

Water Filter Installation - Install inline water filter if provided

Leveling and Adjustment - Ensure ice maker is perfectly level for proper operation

Ice Production Testing - Run complete ice-making cycle to verify proper function

Water Flow Testing - Check water inlet valve and water flow rate

Leak Testing - Verify all water connections are leak-free

Cleanup Service - Remove packaging and clean installation area

Installation Guarantee - Warranty on our installation workmanship

Optional Haul Away - Remove and recycle your old ice maker for $25

Ice Maker Specifications We Install:

Standard cabinet width: 15 inches (standard under-counter size, similar to dishwashers)

Power requirements: Standard 110V household outlet (GFCI recommended)

Water requirements: Cold water line, 20-120 PSI water pressure

Water line: 1/4 inch copper or PEX tubing with compression fittings

Drain requirements: Drain line to sink drain, floor drain, or condensate pump

Ice production rates: 25-80 lbs per day depending on model and ambient temperature

Ice storage capacity: 25-75 lbs depending on bin size

Installation types: Built-in under-counter, freestanding, or portable countertop

Safety features: Water shutoff valve, drain safety, auto-shutoff when bin full

1. Pre-Installation Assessment - Verify installation location, water source, and power at your Atlanta metro home

2. Delivery and Unpacking - Carefully unbox and inspect new ice maker for shipping damage

3. Path Clearance Check - Ensure clear pathway from street to installation location

4. Old Ice Maker Removal - Safely disconnect and remove existing unit (if applicable)

5. Water Source Verification - Check water shutoff valve and water pressure

6. Water Line Installation - Run new water line or connect to existing supply

7. Drain Line Setup - Install or connect drain line for melted ice removal

8. Electrical Connection - Connect to 110V outlet or install new outlet if needed

9. Ice Maker Installation - Position unit, secure mounting (if built-in), level properly

10. Water Filter Installation - Install inline water filter if provided

11. Connection Completion - Connect water supply, drain, and electrical power

12. Leak Testing - Pressurize water line and check all connections for leaks

13. Initial Ice Cycle - Run first ice-making cycle and discard first batch

14. Function Verification - Test ice production, bin capacity, and auto-shutoff

15. Cleanup and Haul Away - Remove old ice maker and all packaging materials

16. Customer Demonstration - Show proper operation, ice removal, and maintenance tips

Clear Installation Space - Remove all items from area where ice maker will be installed

Clear Under Sink Area - If water line will connect under sink, clear cabinet completely

Empty Existing Ice Maker - Remove all ice and ensure ice bin is completely empty

Clear Pathway - Clear path from street to kitchen or installation area, ensuring it is wide enough to accommodate the ice maker

Measure Space - Verify cabinet opening dimensions (for built-in models) or countertop space (for portable models)

Locate Water Shutoff - Know location of main water shutoff valve in case needed

Check Water Pressure - Ideal water pressure is 20-120 PSI (we can test during installation)

Provide Access - Clear access to electrical outlet or circuit breaker

Be Available - Adult 18+ must be present for entire appointment

Have Documentation - Keep purchase receipt and warranty information for registration

After installation, we thoroughly test:

Ice Production - Verify ice-making cycle completes properly

Water Inlet - Check water inlet valve opens and closes correctly

Ice Bin Capacity - Test auto-shutoff when bin is full

Ice Quality - Verify ice is clear and properly formed

Water Flow Rate - Ensure adequate water flow for optimal production

Drain Function - Verify drain line carries away melted ice

Control Panel - All buttons, settings, and indicators respond properly

Ice Removal - Test ice scoop access and bin removal (if applicable)

Noise Level - Verify normal operating noise without excessive vibration

Temperature - Check ice storage temperature maintains proper freezing

Gwinnett County: Lawrenceville, Duluth, Suwanee, Buford, Norcross, Lilburn, Snellville, Dacula, Grayson

DeKalb County: Decatur, Dunwoody, Tucker, Stone Mountain, Chamblee, Brookhaven

Cobb County: Marietta, Smyrna, Kennesaw, Acworth, Powder Springs, Austell

Fulton County: Atlanta, Alpharetta, Sandy Springs, Roswell, Johns Creek, Milton

Forsyth County: Cumming

Q: How long does ice maker installation take in the Atlanta area?
Most ice maker installations take 2-4 hours, including water line connection, drain line setup, electrical connection, testing, and cleanup. Installations requiring new water line runs or outlet installation may take 3-5 hours.

Q: What types of ice makers can you install?
We install all types: built-in under-counter ice makers, portable countertop models, clear ice makers, nugget/pellet ice makers, and commercial-grade units. We serve homes throughout Gwinnett, DeKalb, Cobb, Fulton, and Forsyth counties with all ice maker types.

Q: Can you install any brand of ice maker?
Yes! We install all major brands including GE, Scotsman, U-Line, Frigidaire, EdgeStar, NewAir, KitchenAid, and others. We can also install ice makers purchased from Home Depot, Lowes, Best Buy, or online retailers.

Q: Do you handle disposal of my old ice maker?
Yes! For $25, we'll remove your old ice maker and take it for proper recycling. This is optional but highly recommended for complete service.

Q: What if I don't have a water line near the installation location?
We can run a new water line from your main supply to the ice maker location. Cost depends on distance and complexity, typically $75-200. We use proper copper or PEX tubing and install shutoff valves.

Q: Is a drain line necessary for ice makers?
Most built-in ice makers require a drain line to remove melted ice from the bin. Portable models may have manual drain or reservoir. We'll assess your specific model requirements and install proper drainage.

Q: What water pressure is needed for ice makers?
Ice makers typically require 20-120 PSI water pressure. Too low and ice production is slow; too high and you may need a pressure regulator. We test pressure during installation.

Q: Do I need a water filter for my ice maker?
While not always required, we strongly recommend a water filter for clean, great-tasting ice. We can install inline filters during installation. Filters remove sediment, chlorine, and impurities.

Q: Can you install ice makers in outdoor kitchens?
Yes! We install outdoor-rated ice makers in outdoor kitchens and entertainment areas. These units are designed to withstand weather and temperature variations. Available throughout the Atlanta metro area.

Q: Will the ice maker fit my cabinet opening?
Built-in ice makers come in standard sizes (typically 15 inches wide, similar to dishwashers). Measure your cabinet opening width, depth, and height. We verify dimensions during pre-installation assessment.

Q: How soon after installation will I have ice?
Most ice makers produce their first batch within 24 hours of installation. We run the first cycle during installation to verify function, but you should discard the first batch of ice.

Q: Is a permit required for ice maker installation?
Most jurisdictions in the Atlanta metro area do not require permits for simple ice maker installation. However, if we need to run new water lines through walls or install new electrical outlets, permits may be required. We handle all permit requirements.

Contact Arcitech Logistics:

Phone: (678) 656-9246
Email: arcitechlogistics@gmail.com

Same-Day Installation: Often available for urgent ice maker replacements throughout the Atlanta metro area

Licensed - Insured - Professional Ice Maker Installation Specialists Serving Atlanta Metro Since 2015