Bathroom Exhaust Fans
A quiet bath fan vented outdoors, on a timer or humidity sensor.
Signs it's time
- A fan that rattles or just sits there
- A bathroom with no fan at all
- A fan venting steam into the attic
- Mold spots on the ceiling
How the job goes
- Size the fan to the room
- Install the fan, duct it outside
- Wire a humidity switch or timer
- Check the airflow
What moves the price
- Number of fixtures, devices or spots
- Power nearby, or a new circuit
- Ceilings, walls, attic access, patching
- Your fixtures or ours
- Permits: usually for new circuits, usually not for straight swaps
Permits for this work
Straight swaps usually need no permit. New circuits and outdoor, hot tub, pool, heat pump or range wiring usually do. The fee shows on your quote.
Brands we install
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The offer for this service
$100 Off
an Outage-Ready Check before fire season
Code CHIEF-FALL26Cannot be combined with other offers. 1 per household. Residential use only. Show at time of service. Expires November 30, 2026.
Questions we hear
Why does my bathroom still fog up with the fan on?
Undersized, or venting into the attic. Ducted 80 to 110 CFM fixes it.
What's the quietest bathroom exhaust fan?
Panasonic WhisperFit. We put in more of those than anything.
Do you charge for the quote?
No. An electrician looks at the job in person and quotes it, free.