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We pressure-test every connection and replace worn valves instead of reusing them. We use braided stainless lines and torque fittings to manufacturer spec, then dry-test the whole system before we leave.
When your old ice maker quits or you're upgrading to a new refrigerator, our team handles the full Ice Maker Installation Hattiesburg MS homeowners and businesses rely on. We run new water lines, connect the valve, level the unit, and test the first batch of ice before we leave. Whether you need a quick ice maker setup Hattiesburg MS or a full replacement in Forrest County, we get it done in one visit, usually within two to four hours.

Ice Maker Installation Hattiesburg MS is the licensed trade of connecting a new or replacement ice maker to your home's water supply, drain, and power, then calibrating it to produce clean, clear ice. It covers everything from running a new water line and fitting a saddle valve to setting the ice maker mold, checking the thermostat, and confirming the compressor cycles correctly. We install built-in, undercounter, countertop, and refrigerator ice makers from Whirlpool, KitchenAid, GE, Samsung, LG, Frigidaire, Scotsman, Manitowoc, Hoshizaki, Ice-O-Matic, U-Line, and Sub-Zero.
Most Hattiesburg calls come from two situations: a refrigerator ice maker that finally died after years of service, or a homeowner adding a dedicated ice machine to a wet bar or outdoor kitchen. In older homes around Downtown Hattiesburg and The Avenues, we often find the existing water line is copper or brittle poly tubing that needs replacing before the new unit goes in. If you've been searching for ice maker installation near me Hattiesburg, we cover the whole city and can usually schedule you the same week.
Every installation includes the core work needed to get your ice maker running safely and correctly. We'll tell you upfront if your job needs anything extra, like a new electrical outlet or a longer water line run.
We run a new braided stainless or food-grade water line from your shutoff valve to the ice maker. If your existing line is copper or brittle poly, we replace it as part of the install.
We install or replace the water inlet valve and all fittings. Every connection gets tightened to spec and pressure-tested before the unit is powered on.
We set the ice maker level, confirm clearance around the condenser coils, and check the door gasket seal. Proper leveling prevents water pooling and uneven ice production.
We run a complete ice cycle, check the thermostat setting, verify bin temperature with a thermometer, and inspect the first batch for clarity and cube size.
We install a fresh water filter so your first batch of ice tastes clean. A new filter also protects the water inlet valve from sediment and scale.
We show you how to shut off the water, reset the unit, and when to change the filter. You get a written warranty on the installation and the manufacturer paperwork.
We inspect the cabinet or counter opening, the existing water supply, the drain route, and the electrical outlet. We check for a shutoff valve, confirm the outlet is grounded, and measure clearance for the condenser coils. This takes about 15 minutes and tells us whether we need a new water line or valve.
If the old line is copper or brittle poly, we replace it with a new braided stainless or food-grade tubing run. We install or replace the water inlet valve, add a saddle valve if none exists, and flush the line into a bucket before connecting anything to the ice maker.
We set the ice maker in place, level it front to back and side to side, and connect the water line, drain, and power. For built-in units, we confirm the door gasket seals and the unit isn't pinched against cabinetry. This step usually takes 30 to 45 minutes.
We set the thermostat, check the ice maker mold fill level, and run a full cycle. Using a thermometer, we verify the ice bin reaches the right temperature. We watch for leaks at every fitting and check the first batch for size, clarity, and hollow cubes.
Before we leave, we show you how to shut off the water supply, how to reset the unit after a power outage, and when to change the water filter. We hand you the manufacturer paperwork and our warranty information. Total on-site time is usually two to four hours.
Purpose-built equipment, used by trained technicians — so the job is done accurately the first time.
Used to test voltage at the outlet, check the water inlet valve solenoid, and verify the control board is sending power to the right components.
For sealed-system work, we use a manifold gauge set to check refrigerant pressures and confirm the compressor is cycling correctly.
When a compressor or sealed system is involved, we recover refrigerant per EPA Section 608 rules and pull a deep vacuum before recharging.
For copper water lines, we cut cleanly and form proper flares so connections seal tight without over-torquing fittings.
We use a mirror to see behind the unit and leak detection dye to trace slow leaks that aren't visible to the naked eye.
We check ice bin temperature and verify the thermostat is holding the right range, so your ice comes out solid and clear.
For removing panels, tightening valve fittings, and accessing the ice maker mold and auger without stripping screws.
A family in Oak Grove had a Whirlpool refrigerator whose ice maker stopped producing ice three weeks earlier. The fill tube was frozen, the water inlet valve was weak, and the old poly line was brittle and discolored.
We installed a new ice maker, replaced the water inlet valve, and ran a new braided stainless line. The unit was producing clear ice within two hours. Bin temperature held at 5 degrees Fahrenheit.
A homeowner in West Hattiesburg had a new Scotsman undercounter ice maker sitting in a box for two months. The cabinet had no water line, no shutoff valve, and no drain route.
We ran a new water line from the nearest cold supply, installed a shutoff valve and drain, leveled the unit, and calibrated the thermostat. The first bin of ice was clear and solid within four hours.
A downtown restaurant had a Manitowoc ice machine head that failed on a Thursday afternoon. They needed a replacement installed before Friday dinner service, with no time to spare.
We removed the old head, installed a new Manitowoc unit, reconnected the water line and drain, and verified bin temperature and ice clarity. The restaurant was back to full production by Friday morning.
A bad installation causes most of the ice maker problems we see in Hattiesburg. Here are the issues we fix by doing the job right the first time.
Ask a pro →We pressure-test every connection and replace worn valves instead of reusing them. We use braided stainless lines and torque fittings to manufacturer spec, then dry-test the whole system before we leave.
We calibrate the ice maker mold fill level, check water pressure, and verify the thermostat with a thermometer. If the water filter is clogged, we replace it on the spot. Most units start producing solid cubes within the first cycle.
We flush the water line before connecting it, confirm the saddle valve is open, and check the fill tube for kinks or ice blockages. We run a full cycle before we leave, so you see ice production with your own eyes.
We sanitize the ice bin and mold assembly during installation and install a fresh water filter. We also show you how to run a simple monthly cleaning cycle to keep mold from coming back.
Most residential ice maker installations in Hattiesburg run $180 to $450, including the new water line and valve. Undercounter or built-in commercial units can run $350 to $850 depending on the drain and electrical work. If you need a new water line run through a cabinet or wall, add $75 to $200. We give you the full price before we start.
We do. Our licensed technicians install refrigerator, undercounter, countertop, and built-in ice makers across Hattiesburg and Forrest County, including Oak Grove, West Hattiesburg, and The Avenues. We handle the water line, valve, drain, and calibration in one visit. Call 111 222 333 and we'll confirm a time.
Often, yes. We hold same-day slots for ice maker installation in Hattiesburg MS near me calls, and we can usually be there within a few hours if you call before noon. We stock common water line kits and valves, so most jobs finish the same day. If we can't make it today, we'll book you the next available morning.
You need a working cold-water supply line, a shutoff valve, a grounded outlet within reach, and enough clearance around the unit for airflow. For undercounter models, you also need a drain route. We bring the water line, saddle valve, fittings, and tools. If your existing valve is seized or your line is copper, we replace it on the spot.
Call 111 222 333 and we'll give you a straight price over the phone. We're licensed, insured, and we warranty every installation. Same-day slots are often available if you call before noon.
Book Installation 111 222 333 →Call 111 222 333 or email info@icemakerrepairexperts.com and we will get you on the schedule. We answer the phone during business hours and return after-hours messages first thing the next morning. Most Hattiesburg calls placed before noon are handled the same day.