Description
Supply and installation of STANDARD 150mm ceiling / wall fan to come on with light.
Ducting and grill for the soffit.
Up to 10 meters of wiring.
Connection and test.
Certificate of compliance.
Excluded from this quote:
Any repairs on existing wiring.
We are assuming that all the existing point of supply is complaint, conditions may apply.
We are assuming their is sufficient ceiling space and soft fit for installation.
This doesn’t allow for installation over the shower or bath
Any additional meterage of cabling required will be charged at a fixed rate of $ 25 / meter which will include the supply of product and time required.
Our Standard Terms and Conditions Apply
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you install bathroom extractor fans in NZ?
Yes, we install bathroom extractor fans in Auckland homes. Our electricians service the wider Auckland area, depending on the booking location and access.
How much does bathroom extractor fan installation cost?
The cost of installing a bathroom extractor fan depends on the fan type, ducting requirements, and how easy the roof or ceiling is to access. Send us a few details, and we can provide a clear price estimate.
Who installs bathroom exhaust fans near me?
Our team installs bathroom ventilation fans across Auckland. Provide your suburb when you contact us, and we will confirm the next booking time.
Do you install bathroom ventilation ducting as part of the job?
Yes, we can supply and install the required ducting as part of a bathroom extractor fan installation. The exact setup depends on the room layout and how the fan vents from the space.
What’s the difference between an extractor fan and a ventilation fan?
These terms are commonly used to describe the same type of bathroom fan that removes moisture and steam from the room. Differences are usually related to airflow rating, noise level, and how the fan vents to the outside.
Do bathroom extractor fans need to vent outside?
Yes, bathroom extractor fans should vent moisture to the outside of the building to help prevent condensation and mould. Venting into roof spaces is not recommended. Where external venting isn’t practical, we assess the space and advise on the most suitable ventilation solution.
