Extractor fan installation in Reigate
An extractor fan in Reigate swaps the fan that occupies the present opening. Cutting another hole in an outside wall is refused, and a conservation street does not change that.
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What a Reigate extractor fan includes
Swapping the fan in the present opening, on the supply already there or on a fused connection, then proving it runs from its own switch, are this price. A fresh hole is refused.
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
- A new opening through a wall, roof or window is refused.
- If the supply cannot run the fan, the work stops.
- A visible fan on a conservation street follows the council map.
Extractor fan installation across Reigate
We serve Reigate from our base in Banstead.
What happens on the day
The fan occupying the present opening is swapped. No fresh opening is made in an outside wall, in the roof, or in a window. The fan is fed from a fused spur where that is what the existing supply needs, and it is tested from its own switch. If the supply cannot run the fan, the work stops. On a conservation street a new opening is still refused, and a fan that will show is described against the council map for that address before it is fixed.
- Use the opening already thereThe replacement fan goes in the hole that exists. A fresh opening in an outside wall, in the roof, or in a window is refused, on a conservation street and everywhere else.
- Feed it from a fused spurWhere the existing supply needs it, the fan is connected on a fused spur and then tested from its own switch. If that supply cannot run the fan, the job stops.
- Describe a visible fan firstOn a conservation street a fan that will be seen outside is described against the council map for that address before it is fixed. The map does not create a new hole.
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WhatsAppCan a new hole be cut in the bathroom wall?
No. The fan swaps into the opening already in use. No fresh opening is made in an outside wall, in the roof, or in a window.
Does a conservation street allow a new opening?
No. The opening limit is the same on a conservation street. A fan that will show is described against the council map before it is fixed, and the map is not a reason to cut a new hole.
What if the old supply cannot run this fan?
The work stops. A fan is not left connected on a supply that cannot run it, and a new supply is priced as later work rather than started in the hole.
How is the fan tested?
From its own switch, after it is on a suitable supply or a fused spur. A fan that does not run on that test is not signed off.
Is the ceiling fan in another room included?
Only when that fan was named. The opening written down is the one we use, and a second fan waits until it has a price of its own.