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Trade-Workers
for Ventilation and specialized installations.
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A variety of Ventilation and Heating units for Bathrooms and Restrooms.
The Able Group
610-853-8311
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Bathroom - Ventilation Fans, Heat Lamp & Vent Fans, Electric Heater Units
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Steam vent-out fans are very important to maintain the conditions within your
bathroom.
Price includes unit, wiring and installation. Ductwork installation costs
can be estimated by email. These prices are based on project add-ons and
full installation accessibility.
Bathroom Ventilation Fans installed for: $140.00. Heat Lamp units for:
$120.00.
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| VENT FAN & LIGHT COMBINATION 50
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| BATHROOM STEAM-VENT OUT FANS 110 CFM |
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| VENT FAN & HEATER COMBINATION70
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| POWDER ROOM VENT FAN 50 CFM |
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| BATHROOM HEAT LAMP & VENT
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Ventilation
Choices
- The wide range of bathroom and restroom
ventilation fans go from the very basic (about $50, normally used to satisfy the
building code) to the stylish and pricey (over $200, normally used where a
quick air change is needed). The choice is based on the specific need,
location, make-up air, noise level, ductwork accessibility, etc. Bathroom fans
are rated by the amount of air they move - CFM (Cubic Feet per
Minute).
The goal should be to chose the right fan, and have it
installed at the right location.
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Steam Vent-Out -
Shower steam is produced
quickly, and needs a quick system to vent it out during the shower. A
strong fan, an efficient duct to the exterior and make-up air is essential (door
left open).
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Built-in
Lighting - If you need
additional light at the same location as the fan, choose a
bathroom fan light combination. These start at under $100. A
separate switch can be added for the light. For about $50 more,
consider a quiet bathroom fan (these have a noise level rating).
Other upgrades include fan / light / heat combinations and
designer grill finishes. Let your budget make this decision. |
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Heat Lamps - Infrared heat
lamps are used to warm the room beforehand (not to be used for
tanning). Heat Lamp / Vent combination units are the
choice for rooms needing a quick heat up before a shower or
bath.
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Ductwork -
The duct should run to the exterior. A smooth run is best.
A double back-up flap (one on the fan, and one on the exterior)
should be a must to keep out bugs, birds and unwanted drafts.
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Do-It-Yourself Installation
- Your fan will
provide step-by-step instructions. Replacing an existing bath
fan is easier, since the wiring is already in place. Venting in
a new location requires some careful planning. Your fan should
be installed in the ceiling, between rafters or floor joists.
Two critical questions:
- How will you get switched wires to your
new fan?
- How will you run the vent ducting to the
outdoors?
You might have to do some drywall cutting and
patching. You may also need to climb onto your roof to add a
vent cover.
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Public Restrooms -
Normally a
single ventilation fan is used for a men's and lady's restroom
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Maintenance -
A
noisy fan is usually dirty. Fan grilles are removable, and
easily washed or vacuumed. Clean the fan blades and housing with
your vacuum’s crevice tool and a damp cloth. Most fans require
no lubrication, but a spray of WD-40 won’t hurt. Never exceed
the bulb wattage listed, and clean dusty light bulbs to avoid
heat build-up. |
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Good to Know
- When properly
chosen and installed, a bathroom ventilation fan will run
quietly and dependably for years, helping to prevent the
unpleasant results of a bathroom odor and steam.
Good ventilation is important for health and comfort. Bad ventilation reduces
the efficiency of your heating and cooling systems. Commercial property
ventilation systems should always be maintained on a routine basis by a
professional.
In addition to drawing
fresh air into your home, good ventilation keeps air circulating throughout your
home and vents home appliances, like the kitchen fan and fireplace and wood
stove, to the outside. Home ventilation includes everything from cross
ventilation through open windows, to breezes from electric fans, and fresh air
from an air exchanger.
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Other Public Restroom Equipment: Requires a dedicated
power supply circuit.
Wall Mounted Electric Heaters
and Electric Hand Dryer Units.
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