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Moving dishwasher to out house

By MarthaM
August 19, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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MarthaM

Posted August 19, 2013

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Posted August 19, 2013

We want to move our dishwasher from the kitchen to our outside porch/shed (just outside kitchen door) so that we have more space in the kitchen and can fit a full size dishwasher outside. There is water and electricity in the out house but no electric plug. Can anyone help with this? Do I need a plumber, an electrician or both?! Is the whole idea insane and going to cost masses?

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