Install Brushed Nickel Pull-Down Tap

I’ve purchased a new brushed-nickel, pull-down kitchen tap and simply need it installed in place of the existing unit. What I expect from you: • Remove the current faucet and hot and cold connecting flexi pipes without damaging the sink or benchtop. • Fit and seal the new pull-down tap, ensuring smooth swivel, full spray/stream function, and zero drips at every joint. • Connect new hot and cold connecting pipes and test hot and cold flow, confirm correct water pressure, and tidy the workspace on completion. You’ll likely rely on the usual plumbing toolkit—adjustable wrench, basin wrench, plumber’s tape, silicone sealant—so please have those on hand. Once everything is working perfectly, a brief walkthrough or photo proof will wrap the job. If you can handle a straightforward kitchen tap installation and are available soon, let’s finalise the details.