Are you planning a major kitchen remodel or have a dishwasher past its prime? A replacement dishwasher features some of the newest cleaning and drying technologies and is more water and energy efficient. It’s a smart home investment that your household will use daily, reduces utility costs, and improves your kitchen’s visual appeal.
Depending on the brand and model you choose, and whether you install it yourself or hire a pro, a dishwasher replacement can be a relatively affordable home improvement. The average cost for a dishwasher is $300 to $1,900, from entry-level to premium models and varies by region, retailer, and demand. Professional installation ranges from $100 to $600, bringing the total installed cost to $400 to $2,500. Installing compatible hookups, additional plumbing or electrical work, or cabinetry renovations can increase the installed cost by $1,000 or more.
This year has seen many dishwasher brands getting back to basics as they make enhancements to improve the features that most impact homeowner’s daily routines. Steel tubs are becoming more common in mid-range models to improve durability and dish drying, and third racks are becoming mainstream to increase capacities. Machines are also getting quieter and more energy efficient — manufacturer innovations are reducing decibel ratings and meeting or exceeding ENERGY STAR® requirements.
Best Brands at a Glance
5/5
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Simple and straightforward design and functionality
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Our ranking methodology evaluates the features that matter most when choosing a dishwasher, using a weighted system to ensure balanced and accurate comparisons. Key factors include cleaning performance and drying ability (25%), noise level measured in decibels (20%), energy and water efficiency (15%), warranty strength (15%), interior flexibility and design (10%), price and overall value (10%), and brand reputation and availability (5%). These criteria reflect both performance and long-term value to help homeowners make informed decisions.
To maintain fairness and consistency, we rely on a combination of manufacturer data and third-party sources, including ENERGY STAR® information, product specifications, noise ratings, warranty details, market pricing, and verified customer reviews. All Modernize brand reviews are conducted independently and are not influenced by partnerships or payments. Our rankings follow standardized evaluation criteria, ensuring that every brand is assessed objectively and transparently.
Best For: Homeowners who want a balance of premium design, strong cleaning performance, and versatile features at a mid-to-high price point.
KitchenAid
5/5
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As a mid-range to high-end brand, KitchenAid blends performance, design, and durability. Its basic collections feature stainless steel tubs, two-rack organization, and 30 to 50 jet cleaning systems. Higher-end models (400 to 700 series) feature more precise cleaning, including a roomy third rack and designated jets, improved drying, and ENERGY STAR® certification.
Most KitchenAid dishwashers feature a decibel rating from 44 to 47 dBA, which is still quiet but less so compared to other premium brands. The company prioritizes simplicity and performance over smart technology, so dishwashers do not come with Wi-Fi integration – a plus for those who want a higher-end dishwasher without the tech bells and whistles that often come with them.
Good Fit For: Larger families that want a quiet workhorse dishwasher
Not Ideal For: People who want smart tech capabilities
What We Love
Multiple collections from entry-level to luxury
Third rack fits bowls and mugs in some models
Better warranty coverage compared to other brands
Watch Out For
Exposed heating element in some models
Long normal wash cycles
Many models won’t install flush to the cabinets and counters
KitchenAid dishwashers range from $800 to $1800.
Mid-range, Series 200 to 300: $800 to $900
High-end, Series 400 to 700: $900 to $1,400
Ultra-premium: Series 900: $1,800 to $1,900
Panel-ready options are available in a mid-range and premium series, 300 and 900, and range from $1,200 to $1,800.
KitchenAid’s Series 300 (KDFS324SPS) offers high performance and a few extra features for under $1,000. Families will appreciate its soil-sensor cleaning, 40 precision jets, and its large third rack for extra cups and dishes. Series 300 drying technology includes an automatic open-door phase to reduce energy consumption. The model is also exceptionally quiet for the money, coming in at only 41 dBA, making it a good choice for open kitchens and entertaining.
Best For: Tech-savvy homeowners who value smart features, modern design, and innovative functionality in their kitchen appliances.
Samsung
5/5
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If the latest technology and innovations are what you’re after in a dishwasher, Samsung may be your top choice. Samsung is the pioneer when it comes to smart home appliances, and the company includes SmartThings integration with most dishwasher models, allowing homeowners to monitor energy usage, automate cycles, and even download specific wash cycles to accommodate plastics and babycare items.
Homeowners can choose from among Samsung’s Rotary (base models), StormWash, and Bespoke series, each line offering more robust cleaning, drying, capacity, and customization options. Many StormWash and Bespoke dishwashers feature linear cleaning or dual-arm cleaning for comprehensive coverage, three-racks, and open-door drying. Bespoke dishwashers also include the option to choose from among various finishes and colors for a more custom look.
Good Fit If: You are a techie or want to integrate with other Samsung appliances
Not Ideal If: You want a dishwasher to last more than 10 years
What We Love
Leading brand for smart home integration
Interchangeable panels for a custom look
High-end cleaning innovations
Most models are ENERGY STAR® certified
Watch Out For
Sensitive and finicky sensors
Advanced tech can be difficult to repair
Inconsistent customer service
Shorter lifespans from tech integrations
For a Samsung dishwasher, expect to pay from $600 to $1,300.
Rotary collection: $600 to $800
StormWash collection: $700 to $900
Bespoke collection: $1,100 to $1,300
Samsung’s StormWash model DW80CG5450SRAA strikes the right balance of simplicity and high-tech performance. The dishwasher’s powerful rotating jets reduce pre-washing and scrubbing, and its auto-release drying opens the door at the cycle’s end for improved energy efficiency. Its 46 decibel rating offers quiet operation so as not to disrupt conversations and TV-watching, and Wi-Fi integration gives you remote controls, management, and access to specialized cleaning cycles.
Best For: Budget-conscious homeowners seeking reliable, easy-to-use dishwashers with widely available service and parts.
Whirlpool
5/5
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Practical yet high-performing, Whirlpool continues to dominate the mid-range dishwasher market. While dishwashers don’t come with a lot of tech features and luxuries compared to other brands, they get the job done and do the basics well. Customers consistently rate Whirlpool high for reliable cleaning and drying.
Homeowners can choose from its Starter, Standard, and Premium lines, organized by cleaning features, decibel ratings, and interior size and design. Starter models come with plastic tubs and two racks, while the Standard and Premium collections feature stainless steel tubs, large capacity, a third rack, and enhanced cleaning and drying features. Dishwashers aren’t whisper quiet, but most fall into an acceptable range between 47 to 51 dBA. Its Eco Series dishwashers are notable for their reduced water consumption. Some models require less than three gallons for a full cycle. The company also introduced a Spin & Load optional bottom rack to be more inclusive to people with limited mobility.
Good Fit If: You want a no-frills dishwasher that gets the job done
Not Ideal If: You prefer the latest tech integrations
What We Love
Simple and straightforward design and functionality
Rotating bottom rack improves accessibility
Water-efficient models
Watch Out For
Fewer features and options
Inflexible racking systems
Noisier entry-level models
Whirlpool dishwashers range from $400 to $1,100.
Starter collection: $400 to $600
Standard collection: $400 to $900
Premium collection: $800 to $1,400
Panel-ready models are limited but available, ranging from $1,100 to $1,400.
Part of Whirlpool’s Standard line, model WDT750SAKZ is a quality mid-range dishwasher that includes several higher-end features at a more affordable price. Larger households will appreciate three racks of cleaning space, a flexible middle rack, soil-sensored washing, and a one-hour cycle. Practical and efficient, it offers reliable and consistent cleaning and drying for under $800.
Best For: Homeowners who prioritize ultra-quiet operation, energy efficiency, and high-end European design.
Bosch
4.5/5
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If you’re looking for a whisper-quiet dishwasher, Bosch is a brand to consider. Its Series 800 and Benchmark collections feature some of the lowest decibel ratings available, at 42 dBA and 39 dBA, respectively.
Bosch dishwashers offer consistent, quality cleaning and drying, from its precision spray arms and its proprietary Crystal Dry technology that uses zeolite minerals for thorough and even drying. Most but not all models are ENERYG STAR certified.
As a premium brand, Bosch offers panel-ready dishwasher in every series. All models feature stainless steel interiors. All Bosch dishwashers include Wi-Fi integration through its Home Connect app, with cycle management, settings, and usage information.
Good Fit If: You prioritize design as much as performance
Not Ideal If: You have a limited budget
What We Love
Offers ultra-quiet operation
Less water consumption compared to other brands
Sleek designs blend easily with cabinetry
National availability on many models
Watch Out For
Premium pricing may not be attainable for everyone
Customers note finicky loading racks
Underwhelming warranty for a premium brand
While still expensive compared to mid-range brands, Bosch dishwashers are some of the more affordable premium models available, costing from $700 to $2,000.
Series 100: $700 to $1,000
Series 300: $900 to $1,200
Series 500: $1,200 to $1,400
Series 800: $1,400 to $2,000
Panel-ready dishwasher configurations range from $1,000 to $2,000 and are offered in every series.
Series 500 (SHP65DM5N) is a bestseller for a reason. It offers many Bosch benefits at a more attainable price, including zone washing, an adjustable middle rack, a convenient third rack. Its comfort-quiet 44 dBA rating and anti-fingerprint door, paired with Bosch’s reputation for quality construction, make this model a good choice for busy families in open concept kitchens close to living and dining rooms.
Best For: Luxury-focused homeowners who want top-tier build quality, advanced features, and long-lasting performance.
Miele
4.5/5
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Designed and constructed with German engineering, Miele dishwashers are premium workhorses that blend visual appeal with performance. It offers two product lines, with G 5000 collection the more affordable with limited Wi-Fi integration but sensor-controlled and high-heat wash cycles. G 7000 is its ultra-premium collection, featuring full Miele@Homes app integration, whisper-quiet noise levels from 38 to 44 dBA, and the industry’s first auto detergent sensor and dispenser.
Most Miele dishwashers are also panel-ready to offer a custom look, either as a fully integrated unit or semi-integrated with visible controls.
Good Fit If: If you don’t mind the higher upfront cost for a long-lasting dishwasher
Not Ideal If: You’re on a limited budget
What We Love
Ultra-quiet operation
Tested to last 20 years
Robust quick-wash cycle
Built-in water softeners reduce spots and streaks
All models meet or exceed ENERGY STAR® requirements
Watch Out For
Expensive compared to other brands
Racking systems lack some flexibility
Repairs can be complex and pricey
Some models have long delivery times
Miele dishwashers are a premium European brand and more expensive compared to American brands with similar products. Costs range from $1,600 to $4,100.
G 5000 series: $1,600 to $2,700
G 7000 series: $2,000 to $4,100
Model G 7266 SCVI offers a nice balance of performance and technology. Part of Miele’s G 7000 premium series, the dishwasher features high-capacity loading with a third rack and flexible baskets, air drying, and full Wi-Fi integration with Miele@Home. Its quiet 42 dBA noise rating is ideal for small to large open concept kitchens and is panel-ready for a custom look.
Best For: Homeowners looking for modern styling, smart connectivity, and strong performance at a competitive price.
LG
4.5/5
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Specialized cleaning and features that cost extra among other brands come standard in LG dishwashers. Even its newer base models include stainless steel tubs and its QuadWash cleaning that uses four spray arms instead of the industry-standard two. Upgraded models in the same line feature angled arms for a more comprehensive clean and steam cleaning at the beginning of the cycle to remove sticky or baked-on food.
For those looking for higher-end performance and aesthetics, LG Studio and LG Signature offer flush fits, panel-ready models, and enhanced drying. Many models in both lines also come with a two-year parts and labor warranty, an improvement compared to the one-year coverage that’s industry standard. Most LG dishwashers are ENERGY STAR® certified, with several exceeding regulatory requirements. LG dishwashers are also quieter on average compared to its competitors, with most mid-range models coming in between 42 to 46 dBA.
Good Fit If: You’re looking for tech and specialized cleaning without the premium price tag
Not Ideal If: You prefer simple and straightforward design and functionality
What We Love
Cleaning innovations in base models
Customizable rack systems
Steamed cycle starts remove baked-on foods
Watch Out For
Overly complex digital functionality
Sensitive sensors can negatively affect operation
Parts may not be readily available everywhere
The cost of an LG dishwasher ranges from $700 to $2,300. The bulk of its dishwashers are in the standard line range of $700 to $1,300, with the high-end and luxury models priced higher.
LG standard line: $700 to $1,300
LG Studio: $1,400 to $1,500
LG Signature: $1,900 to $2,300
LG offers panel-ready models in its Studio line, costing from $1,100 to $1,400.
Part of LG’s standard line, model ADFD5448AT balances innovation and performance. This Wi-Fi enabled dishwasher includes QuadWash cleaning and adjustable racks to fit more dishes in a single wash. Its open-dry capability releases heat at each cycle’s end to improve drying and energy efficiency. And while it comes with a 48 decibel rating, the dishwasher’s operation is considered quiet and can be operated without disrupting conversations and family activities.
Best For: Homeowners who want dependable performance, a wide range of options, and strong service availability across the U.S.
GE Appliances
4/5
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GE Appliances has gone all-in on smart home technology across its product lines. Its SmartHQ system is included in the GE Profile collection and as optional in basic models, allowing homeowners to monitor cycles, water and energy consumption, and dishwasher pods via app and voice assistants.
GE’s basis series offer no-frills performance, while the Profile line features more cleaning precision and drying consistency as well as quieter operation and stainless steel interiors. Most basic and Profile models are ENERGY STAR® certified and all come with a one-year parts and labor warranty.
Good Fit If: You’re on a budget and desire a quality mid-range dishwasher
Not Ideal If: You want to avoid smart tech features
What We Love
Most models feature ENERGY STAR® certification
Includes entry-level dishwashers
Smart tech integration on most models
Top and front control models
Many models in stock for same-day installation
Watch Out For
Noisier compared to similar brands
Lots of plastic and hybrid interiors
Longer normal cycle times
Customer reviews note rack durability
Inconsistent warranty service
GE Appliances dishwashers run from $400 to $1,600 on average, offering a wide range of basic to mid-range models at competitive prices.
GE basic line: $400 to $1,000
GE Profile: $800 to $1,600
While panel-ready dishwashers are limited, they are available in basic and Profile lines and run between $1,000 to $1,200.
The GE Profile collection offers the most value because the collection includes several higher-end features found in luxury brands at a lower cost. While you can’t go wrong with most models in the series, model PDT795SYVFS in particular features a whisper-quiet 39 dBA rating, Wi-Fi integration, three-rack design, enhanced cleaning and drying, and interior antimicrobial protection, all for under $1,100. GE Profile is a good choice for on-the-go families who appreciate a few convenience and luxury features without the premium price tag.
Best For: Budget-minded homeowners seeking straightforward, affordable dishwashers with solid basic functionality.
Frigidaire
4/5
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Frigidaire forgoes the tech and focuses on simplicity and performance. While we wouldn’t call these dishwashers no-frills, they prioritize consistent and reliable cleaning instead of offering Wi-Fi integrations and features found in other brands. Frigidaire generally offers a good value for the price, with most models ENERGY STAR® certified and a notable drying system rated highly across customer reviews.
Another area where Frigidaire shines is its higher-end collections. Gallery and Professional lines feature super-quiet operation, flush installations, and powerful cleaning and drying innovations for considerably less than high-end brands.
Good Fit If: You don’t need a lot features and options
Not Ideal If: You’re looking for a whisper-quiet or forever machine
What We Love
Ultra-quick cycles of 40 minutes or less
Simple operation and controls
Improved circular spray arm cleaning
Watch Out For
Few smart tech capabilities
Louder operation in many standard models
Most standard dishwashers feature plastic tubs
Fewer panel-ready and customization options
Frigidaire dishwashers occupy the lower end of the market price-wise, with some standard models available for less than $500. Depending on the collection, costs range from $400 to $1,000.
Frigidaire standard: $400 to $600
Frigidaire Gallery: $800 to $1,000
Frigidaire Professional: $900 to $1,000
Dishwashers in the Gallery collection offer the most advanced features and performance for the money. Model GDSP4715AF features a third rack, stainless steel tub, a short 30-minute wash, soil-sensor technology, and enhanced washing for under $900. It is a quality, mid-range machine that’s quiet enough for open concept living areas and heavy duty for busy households.
Best For: Homeowners who prioritize durability, powerful cleaning performance, and a strong reputation for reliability.
Maytag
4/5
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True to its brand reputation of durability and reliability, Maytag emphasizes heavy-duty cleaning and drying and quality construction. All models include stainless steel tubs and top control models feature ball-bearing rack guides for smoother loading and unloading. Select top control dishwashers also include a third rack that accommodates several bowls and cups.
Affordability is also a major perk of Maytag. Because the company doesn’t include expensive smart tech in its machines, all of its dishwashers are under $1,000, even models featuring third racks and enhanced cleaning and drying.
Good Fit If: If you prefer simple functionality and traditional cleaning and drying methods
Not Ideal If: You want a whisper-quiet dishwasher with the latest technologies
What We Love
All models include stainless steel tubs
Known for its heavy-duty cleaning capabilities
Large capacity models
Watch Out For
Longer normal cycle times
No integrated tech
No panel-ready or customized designs
Fewer ENERGY STAR® certified machines
Maytag dishwashers are some of the most affordable available, ranging in cost from $600 to $900.
Front control models: $600 to $700
Top control models: $700 to $900
Model MDPS7024SZ includes features often found in higher-priced brands at a lower cost. Specialized cleaning, enhanced drying, a third rack, and cabinet-flush installation are the highlights of this top controlled machine. And while its 47 dBA noise level isn’t the quietest in its category, the dishwasher is still compatible with open floor plans and can be run throughout the day without disrupting daily life.
Common Dishwasher Dealbreakers
Everyone has different priorities when making their dishwasher selection. Here are a few things to watch out for in your dishwasher brand research, from design and functionality to warranty cover and repairs.
Consideration
What to Watch For
Limited Labor Warranties
A one-year parts and labor warranty is standard across most brands. Some, like KitchenAid and LG, offer up to two years on select models.
Parts-Only Extended Warranties
Many brands extend coverage on specific components such as electronics, tubs, racks, and door liners, but terms and durations vary, so always review the fine print.
Plastic vs. Stainless Steel Tubs
Entry-level models often include plastic tubs, while stainless steel options provide better drying performance and durability at a higher cost.
Smart Features
Advanced technology can increase the price. If you prefer simplicity, skipping smart features can help you save money.
Repair Availability
In rural or less populated areas, replacement parts and qualified technicians may be harder to find, especially for brands outside of GE and Whirlpool or for smart-enabled models.
Entry-Level vs. Premium Differences
Higher-end models typically offer upgraded tub materials, improved washing and drying systems, more flexible racks, larger capacity, quieter operation, and better energy efficiency.
How to Choose the Best Dishwasher Brand for Your Home
With so many different dishwasher brands and models available, selecting the right one starts with understanding your household size, kitchen layout, and budget. Use the guidance below to compare key features and make a more informed decision.
Match Noise Level to Home Layout: Quiet dishwashers are best for open-concept homes where sound travels easily, while slightly louder models are typically acceptable in enclosed kitchens.
Select the Right Capacity for Household Size: Standard 24-inch dishwashers hold 12 to 16 place settings, while third racks can expand capacity for utensils, cups, and smaller items.
Compare Drying Performance: Entry-level models use traditional heated drying, while mid-range and premium options may include fan-assisted drying, open-door ventilation, or advanced materials for improved results.
Review Warranty by Model Line: While one-year parts and labor coverage is standard, some brands offer extended warranties—especially on higher-end models—providing added long-term value.
Check Cabinet Opening Measurements: Always confirm that your selected dishwasher fits your existing cabinet space to avoid costly modifications.
Have It Professionally Installed: Professional installation helps prevent leaks, ensures proper operation, and protects your manufacturer warranty.
Compare the Total Installed Cost: In addition to the unit price, plan to budget an extra $150 to $600 for installation depending on complexity and location.
Next Steps: After narrowing your options to two or three brands, request estimates from multiple installers to compare pricing and availability.
Dishwasher Frequently Asked Questions
The total installed cost to replace a dishwasher typically ranges from $600 to $3,000, depending on the brand, model, and labor requirements. Basic replacements with minimal modifications fall on the lower end, while premium units or complex installations can significantly increase the total cost.
The biggest cost drivers include the dishwasher brand, model features, and local labor rates. Additional expenses can arise if the installation requires new plumbing, electrical upgrades, or cabinet modifications. In these cases, total costs can exceed $1,000 or more, especially in older homes or custom kitchen layouts.
Higher-priced dishwashers can be worth it if you value quieter operation, advanced cleaning and drying performance, and features like adjustable racks or smart connectivity. However, for homeowners with basic needs, mid-range or entry-level models often provide reliable performance at a better overall value.
Dishwasher noise levels are measured in decibels (dB), and quieter models are especially important in open-concept homes. A rating between 39 and 50 dB is considered very quiet and ideal for minimizing disruption, while models in the 50 to 55 dB range are generally acceptable for kitchens that are more enclosed.
The standard dishwasher size is 24 inches wide, which fits most kitchens and offers full capacity for families. Smaller households, apartments, or townhomes may benefit from compact 18-inch models. Many brands also offer ADA-compliant options designed for lower countertops and improved accessibility.
Plastic tub dishwashers are common in entry-level models and offer a lower upfront cost. However, stainless steel tubs are more durable, resist odors and stains, and provide better drying performance, making them a worthwhile upgrade for long-term use.
A third rack can be a valuable feature, especially in mid-range and premium models. It provides additional space for utensils, small items, and even shallow bowls or cups, improving overall capacity and organization without increasing the dishwasher’s footprint.
ENERGY STAR® certified dishwashers meet strict efficiency standards for water and energy use. These models can help reduce utility bills over time while also being more environmentally friendly, making them a smart choice for most households.
Most dishwashers last between 10 and 15 years with proper maintenance. Models with more advanced technology, sensors, and smart features may have slightly shorter lifespans — typically around seven to 10 years — due to increased complexity and more components that can wear out.
Brands like Frigidaire and Maytag offer some of the most budget-friendly dishwashers, with basic models typically priced between $400 and $600. These options focus on essential cleaning performance without many advanced features.
Most manufacturers include a one-year parts and labor warranty as standard coverage. Many also offer extended warranties for specific components such as electronic controls, racks, tubs, and liners, though coverage terms and durations vary by brand.
Hiring a professional is generally recommended, as improper installation can lead to leaks, water damage, or electrical issues. Professional installation helps ensure the unit operates correctly, complies with local codes, and preserves the manufacturer’s warranty.
