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Exhaust Fan Installation

Install or replace exhaust fans in kitchens, bathrooms and workshops with a proper switch and duct.

Exhaust fans remove moisture, cooking smells and stale air from kitchens and bathrooms. A fan that is too small, badly placed or poorly wired does little, so we choose the size to suit the room and fit it where it moves air best.

We install wall and ceiling fans, make the cut-out and duct to the outside, and wire the fan to a switch on a suitable circuit. In bathrooms we take care with the position of the fan and its wiring because of the moisture.

The fan is checked for correct direction and airflow before handover.

Problems we solve

  • A kitchen full of smoke and cooking smells
  • A bathroom with damp walls or mould
  • An existing fan that is noisy or weak
  • A fan with no proper switch or supply
  • Air that is not vented outside
  • A fan too small for the room

Our process

  1. 1

    Choose size and position

    We pick a fan and location suited to the room and where it can vent outside.

  2. 2

    Cut and fit

    The opening is made and the fan fitted securely, with ducting to the outside.

  3. 3

    Wire the fan

    The fan is wired to a switch on a suitable circuit.

  4. 4

    Test

    We check airflow, direction and noise.

Benefits

  • Less moisture, smoke and smell
  • A fan sized for the room
  • Safe wiring suited to damp areas
  • Air vented outside, not into the ceiling

Why choose us for Exhaust Fan Installation

Our electricians are qualified, explain the work in plain language, give a price before they start and test everything before they leave. If something is unsafe we tell you, even when it is not part of the job.

Where we provide Exhaust Fan Installation

Starting in Kathmandu Valley. Pick your area to see local details and book a visit.

Exhaust Fan Installation: common questions

What size exhaust fan do I need?
It depends on the size of the room and how it is used. A kitchen usually needs more airflow than a small bathroom, and we recommend a size on site.
Where should an exhaust fan be placed?
Ideally high on a wall or in the ceiling, away from the door so air is drawn across the room, and vented to the outside.
Can you replace my old exhaust fan?
Yes. If the opening and wiring are suitable we can replace the fan with little disruption.
Is it safe to fit a fan in a bathroom?
Yes, with correct placement and wiring for damp conditions, which we take care of.

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