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Our Bathroom Exhaust Fan Services

• New Fan Installations: Cutting and wiring new ceiling or wall vents to introduce mechanical ventilation where none previously existed.
• Fan & Motor Replacements: Upgrading old, rattling, or burnt-out units with modern, whisper-quiet, high-CFM models.
• Humidity-Sensing Switches: Installing smart switches that automatically turn the fan on when moisture levels rise and turn it off when dry.
• Timer & Multi-Function Controls: Setting up countdown timers, separate light/fan switches, or integrated heater-fan-light combo units.
• Wiring & Duct Troubleshooting: Fixing faulty switch wiring, repairing loose connections, and ensuring proper electrical continuity.

Our Installation Process

1. Assessment & Capacity Check: We calculate the square footage of your bathroom to recommend the correct CFM (cubic feet per minute) rating required for effective airflow.
2. Upfront Quote: We provide a transparent, flat-rate price for the replacement or new installation before any work starts.
3. Clean Installation & Wiring: We safely wire the unit to code, secure it to the ceiling joists, and coordinate with ducting lines for seamless airflow.
4. Operation & Quiet Test: We test the switch mechanics, verify moisture extraction, and clean up the work area completely before leaving.

Why Choose Mighty Power Electrical Services?

• Local Lower Mainland Technicians: Prompt service spanning Burnaby, Vancouver, Richmond, Surrey, and surrounding communities.
• Quiet & Efficient Solutions: We source and install top-tier, low-sone (ultra-quiet) fans that actually get used because you can barely hear them running.
• Strict Code Adherence: All wiring and switch placements comply strictly with the Canadian Electrical Code (CEC) for wet zones.
• Guaranteed Workmanship: Fully licensed and insured electrical professionals standing behind every job we complete.

FAQ Section

• Q: How do I know what size bathroom exhaust fan I need?A: Fan size is measured in CFM (cubic feet per minute). As a rule of thumb, you need 1 CFM per square foot of bathroom space, with a minimum of 50 CFM for smaller bathrooms. Larger layouts or spaces with large soaking tubs may require higher capacity or multi-port setups.
• Q: Why is my bathroom exhaust fan dripping water?A: Dripping water is usually caused by condensation forming inside cold ductwork when warm, moist air travels through it. This can often be resolved by properly insulating the duct run in the attic or installing a timer switch so the fan runs long enough to clear the line completely.

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