Extractor Fan Installation

Condensation and mould are among the most common problems in UK homes, particularly in bathrooms and kitchens without effective ventilation. A correctly sized extractor fan, sensibly positioned and wired with an overrun timer or humidistat, makes a real difference.

We install new fans and replace noisy or failed ones, including quiet, low-energy models and fans with humidity sensing. We'll ensure the fan is suitable for the bathroom zone and wired with the correct isolation.

When to call us

Condensation, black mould or peeling paint in a bathroom or kitchen
A noisy, slow or failed existing fan
A new bathroom, en-suite or utility room
A rental property with damp and mould concerns

What's involved

1Fan selection advice for room size and use
2Wall, ceiling, window or inline fan installation
3Overrun timer, humidistat or PIR control
4Isolator switches and correct zone-rated wiring
5Replacement of failed fans

Good to know

Ducting and core drilling

Wall-mounted fans normally require a hole through an external wall. We'll confirm on survey whether core drilling, ducting or a ceiling/loft route is needed.

How much does extractor fan installation cost?

Every job is different, so we price it once we understand what's needed. The main factors are:

Wall, ceiling or inline fan
Core drilling or ducting required
Timer, humidistat or PIR control
Access to the loft or external wall

We explain charges before we attend and agree the price of any work with you before it starts. Sending photos in advance helps us quote more accurately.