Humidity-sensing fans for bathrooms with no opening windows, kitchen extractors for cooking moisture, timed fans for ensuites. Properly fitted, properly certified.
From £185 fully fitted (replacing existing fan). New install with cable run £180-£280. Same-day completion.
Bathroom and kitchen extractor fans are required by Building Regulations Part F (ventilation) in any room without an opening window of adequate area. The fan must be the right size for the room volume + duct run, properly switched, and (in bathrooms zone 1/2) IP-rated for splash protection. We:
Most fan installs take 1-2 hours. New installs (no existing fan, cable needs running) take 2-3 hours depending on whether we can drop the cable through a void or chase a wall. We try to avoid wall-chasing wherever an existing void allows.
Send a photo of the bathroom or kitchen + roof / external wall — we quote in 10 minutes.
We pick the right size + type. Humidistat for bathrooms typically; 100mm or 150mm depending on room volume.
Old fan out (if any), new fan in, ducting checked, isolator wired, all tested. 1-2 hours typical.
NAPIT MEIWC issued. Building Control notified for new installs.
Notifiable work registered with Building Control automatically — you stay legal, certificate in hand.
Quote in writing before work starts. Number on the quote = number on the invoice.
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Bradford-based, working from Halifax to York and across the M62 corridor into Lancashire + Greater Manchester. We know the housing stock and the postcodes.
From £185 to swap an existing fan (including the new fan). New install with cable run, isolator and ducting: £180-£280 depending on access difficulty. Always fixed-price.
Bathrooms with showers: humidistat is best — runs only when humidity rises, avoiding noise complaints from neighbours. Ensuites with overrun timer also good. Kitchens: usually a separate cooker hood handles cooking moisture, but a backup wall fan helps.
Through ducting either to an external wall vent or up through the loft to a roof vent. We check existing ducting on swaps; for new installs we do the ducting too.
Bathroom fans are a notifiable Part P job (special location) so by law need a competent person. Kitchens are not notifiable but still need to be safe and tested. We just do it — certificate on the day.
1-2 hours for a swap. 2-3 hours for a new install with fresh ducting.
A correctly-sized humidistat fan ducted properly to outside is the best fix for a damp bathroom. We can also recommend a PIV (positive input ventilation) for whole-house condensation but that's a separate quote.
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