[John61]

Want to get a bathroom fan installed, but don't know what contractor to
call. Checked our Yellowpages, under Ventilation, very few and all for
industrial.

Whom I should talk to for the job, a plumber or electrician, or....?

Thanks,

John

[Edwin Pawlowski]

"John61" wrote in message
...
Want to get a bathroom fan installed, but don't know what contractor to
call. Checked our Yellowpages, under Ventilation, very few and all for
industrial.

Whom I should talk to for the job, a plumber or electrician, or....?

Thanks,

Either an electrician or a handyman. Is this a replacement? If yes, it is
fairly simple and only a couple of wires. If it is a new install, the
ceiling has to be cut, a vent to outside, etc. A contractor that does small
jobs is ideal. There are often local "handyman" guys that do that sort of
thing.

IF you go to a local lumberyard or hardware store you will often find a
bulletin board where these guys post their business cards or flyers.

[asmurff]

I'd look for a Handyman or gal, few contractors want to do those small jobs
unless it is an off season. There are several handyman search sites on the
web, or go to your local hardware store many of them allow tradesman to post
cards. Just be sure to ask lots of questions of the handyman and find out if
he is licensed.

Mike
Watch for the bounce.
If ya didn't see it, ya didn't feel it.
If ya see it, it didn't go off.
Old Air Force Munitions Saying

"John61" wrote in message
...
Want to get a bathroom fan installed, but don't know what contractor to
call. Checked our Yellowpages, under Ventilation, very few and all for
industrial.

Whom I should talk to for the job, a plumber or electrician, or....?

Thanks,

John

[Tony Hwang]

John61 wrote:

Want to get a bathroom fan installed, but don't know what contractor to
call. Checked our Yellowpages, under Ventilation, very few and all for
industrial.

Whom I should talk to for the job, a plumber or electrician, or....?

Thanks,

John


Hmmm,
Bathroom upstairs, downstairs, or in basement. Installing a new one or
replacing? It can be done by yourself. Decide what type first, fan only
or fan with heat lamp combo which needs more room.

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J61:

Master Blaster installs bathroom fan.

Say it louder!

G P

[John61]

It's a small washroom on main floor of 2 storey house.
I'd rather try myself if I can 1) drill a hole on stucco without cracking
the exterior wall, and 2) get a wire from switch to the fan (in between
joist as you suggested).

"Tony Hwang" wrote in message
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John61 wrote:

Want to get a bathroom fan installed, but don't know what contractor to
call. Checked our Yellowpages, under Ventilation, very few and all for
industrial.

Whom I should talk to for the job, a plumber or electrician, or....?

Thanks,

John


Hmmm,
Bathroom upstairs, downstairs, or in basement. Installing a new one or
replacing? It can be done by yourself. Decide what type first, fan only or
fan with heat lamp combo which needs more room.