Extractor fan installation in Burgh Heath
TMB Electrics, based in Banstead, changes an extractor fan in Burgh Heath, in Waterer Gardens and on Warren Road, and you see the new fan run.
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Burgh Heath extractor price
The Burgh Heath extractor price is removing the old fan, fitting and wiring the new one, testing that it runs, and clearing up, in Waterer Gardens, on Warren Road and on Nork Way. A fresh opening through the building, making good, and a decorative fan bought elsewhere are outside it.
From £120
Included
- Removing an existing extractor fan
- Fitting the new extractor fan
- Wiring to a suitable supply or fused spur, the switched fused connection beside the fan
- Testing that the fan runs from its switch
- Clearing the work area when the job is finished
Ways to pay


- Pay by bank
- Bank transfer
- We do not core a fresh opening in a wall, a roof or a window in this price.
- Making plaster, paint or tiles good around an opening we did not cut is not in this price.
- A decorative fan bought from another seller is not included.
Extractor fan installation across Burgh Heath
We serve Burgh Heath from our base in Banstead.
What happens on the day
The old extractor comes out in Waterer Gardens or on Warren Road, the new fan is fitted, and it is wired to a suitable supply or to a fused spur beside it. You see it run from its switch before we go, and the work area is cleared. We do not core a fresh opening in a wall, a roof or a window. Making the plaster, paint or tiles good around an opening we did not cut is not included. A decorative fan bought from someone else is your purchase, not part of our fitting price.
- Old fan outThe existing extractor is removed and the circuit is isolated before the new fan is offered up. We use the opening that is already there in Waterer Gardens, on Warren Road or on Nork Way.
- Wire the new fanThe new fan is wired to a suitable supply or to a fused spur, the switched fused connection beside the fan. We do not cut a fresh hole through a wall, roof or window as part of this visit.
- See it runThe fan is switched and you see it run. The area is cleared. Plaster, paint and tiles around a new opening are left alone, because a new opening is not what this visit cuts.
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Why choose TMB Electrics
- Reviews
- 38
- Rating
- 5.0
- Trading since
- 2012
“I keep things straightforward: you deal with me from the first quote to the final check, with clear advice and no surprises along the way.”
Trevor Bush, TMB Electrics
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Do you replace extractor fans in Burgh Heath?
Yes. From Banstead we take the old fan out in Waterer Gardens, on Warren Road and on Nork Way, wire the new one to a suitable supply or a fused spur, and show you it running.
Will you core a new hole?
No. Coring a fresh opening in a wall, a roof or a window is outside this visit. We use the opening the old fan already occupied.
What is a fused spur here?
The switched fused connection beside the fan, used when that is the suitable supply. It is fitted or reused with the fan, not as a general socket upgrade.
Do you make the tiles good?
No. Plaster, paint and tiles around a new opening are outside the price, and this visit does not make that opening. The test is that the fan runs.
Who buys a decorative fan?
If it comes from another seller, that purchase is yours. We fit and wire the fan. The price on Warren Road is the electrical change, not the fan as a product.
