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BathroBathroom Exhaust Fan — Installation & Replacement
Clear steam, stop odors, and protect finishes. We install quiet, code-compliant bath fans with the right ducting and exterior vent so moisture actually leaves the house—not your attic.
Why it matters
- Removes humidity that causes mold, peeling paint, and swollen doors
- Cuts mirror fog and odors faster
- Protects insulation, framing, and nearby wiring from moisture
What we install
- Quiet fans with low sone ratings for comfortable use
- Right-size airflow by room (typical 50–110+ CFM; bigger for large baths)
- Smart controls: timers, motion or humidity sensors, wall switches that auto-shutoff
- Inline or ceiling fans; wall fans where ceiling access is tight
- Proper ducting: smooth, short runs in 4–6 inch duct, sealed and insulated where needed
- Exterior termination: roof or wall vent with backdraft damper, flashed and sealed
Installation process
- On-site assessment — measure the room, check electrical, framing, and a clear duct path to the exterior.
- Options and written pricing after the visit — fan size, noise level, control type, vent style and location.
- Professional install — cut-in and mount, dedicated switch or control, tight duct connections, sealed roof/wall cap.
- Test and verify — airflow and damper check, user walk-through, simple care tips.
Common upgrades we handle
- Replacing loud, weak fans that barely move air
- Converting flex duct to smooth, properly sized runs for real airflow
- Adding humidity or motion controls to prevent forgetfulness
- Moving venting from the attic to the outside, as code requires
Code and safety, simplified
- Vent to outdoors, not into attic or crawl
- GFCI protection where required; wet/damp-rated fixtures near showers
- Correct clearances, sealed penetrations, and labeled circuits
Schedule a technician for an on-site bathroom fan assessment and installation plan: 510-400-6425.
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