1. Measurement Check:

• Confirm the dimensions of the gas range: Ensure that the width, height, and depth of the range will fit into the designated space in your kitchen.
• Clearances and ventilation: Make sure there’s adequate space for proper ventilation around the range, including distance from cabinets, walls, and the range hood.
• Doorways and hallways: Measure the doorways and hallways to ensure the gas range can fit through them without difficulty.
• Pathway clearance: Clear the delivery route by removing any obstacles (furniture, rugs, etc.) from your front door to the kitchen.

2. Gas Line Preparation:

• Gas supply location: Ensure you have a working gas supply line in the installation area.
• Shutoff valve: Confirm that there’s a functional shutoff valve within 6 feet of the installation point, and that it’s easily accessible.
• Gas line compatibility: Make sure your gas line connections are compatible with the new range or that necessary fittings are available.
• Turn off gas: Before installation, the gas supply should be turned off for safety.

3. Electrical Outlet (if applicable):

• Check outlet type: Most gas ranges require a 120V grounded, 3-prong electrical outlet for the clock, lights, and igniters. Ensure that the outlet is close to the range’s installation location.
• Clear access: Ensure the outlet is easily accessible once the range is installed.

4. Ventilation System:

• Existing ventilation: Verify that your kitchen has proper ventilation (e.g., range hood or vent system) to handle smoke and fumes while cooking.
• Vent clearance: Make sure that the venting system or range hood meets the manufacturer’s recommendations for your new gas range.

5. Removal of Old Appliance (if applicable):

• Old range removal: If the delivery team is removing your old gas range, make sure it’s disconnected from the gas line and emptied of any items.
• Disconnect power and gas: Ensure the power cord and gas line are disconnected before the team arrives if the removal is included in your delivery.

6. Clean and Clear Installation Area:

• Prepare the installation area: Clean the area where the gas range will be installed and remove any obstacles or debris.
• Floor protection: Consider placing a protective cover or pad over your kitchen floor to avoid scratches or damage during the delivery and installation.

7. Appliance Handling:

• Delivery route protection: Lay down floor coverings or cardboard along the path to prevent damage while the delivery team transports the range into your home.
• Securing pets: Make sure pets are safely secured in another area of the house to avoid interference during delivery.

8. Special Instructions:

• Access permissions: If you won’t be home for the delivery, make sure to arrange access or have a responsible party available to oversee the process.

9. Verify Delivery Date & Time:

• Confirm delivery appointment: Double-check the delivery and installation date and time, ensuring someone is present to receive the range.

What to Expect on Delivery & Installation Day

1. Arrival Window
   On the scheduled day, our delivery and installation team will arrive within the agreed-upon time window. You’ll typically receive a call or message about 30 minutes to an hour before their arrival to confirm their estimated time of arrival.

2. Professional Installation
   The team will handle all aspects of the installation process. They will carefully bring the gas range into your home, ensuring it is safely transported and installed in the prepared space.

3. Gas Connection Setup
   The installation team will connect your new range to the existing gas supply line. They will check for compatibility and ensure that the connections are secure and safe. If necessary, they will install any required fittings to ensure proper connection.

4. Electrical Connection (if applicable)
   If your gas range requires an electrical connection for the clock, lights, or igniters, the team will plug it into the nearby outlet and ensure everything is functioning properly.

5. Leveling and Testing
   The team will level your gas range and test the burners to ensure proper ignition and flame control. They will also test the oven to ensure it is heating correctly and the controls are responsive.

6. Venting Check
   The team will ensure that the venting system or range hood is properly functioning if you have one. They will confirm the range is installed according to manufacturer recommendations for ventilation clearance.

7. Old Range Removal (if applicable)
   If you’ve arranged for the removal of your old gas range, the team will disconnect and haul away your previous appliance. Please make sure it is disconnected from the gas line and power supply before the team arrives.

8. Packaging Removal
   The team will remove and dispose of all packaging materials unless you request to keep them. They will also clean up any debris left from the installation process.

9. Customer Inspection
   Before the installation is finalized, the team will walk you through a brief inspection to ensure that the gas range is installed to your satisfaction and that it’s functioning correctly.

10. Signature Confirmation
    Once the delivery and installation are complete, you’ll be asked to sign a confirmation form to verify that the gas range was delivered and installed properly.