Ceiling Fan & Exhaust Fan Installation in Pierce County
Ceiling Fan & Exhaust Fan Installation
Does your bathroom mirror stay foggy for an hour after a shower? Or do you rely solely on expensive air conditioning to keep your bedroom cool? First and foremost, proper airflow is the secret to a comfortable and healthy home. However, many homes in Pierce County suffer from outdated, noisy, or ineffective fans.
Therefore, upgrading your ventilation is one of the most practical improvements you can make. At Papa Nick Electric, we specialize in ceiling and exhaust fan installation in Pierce County. Whether you need to banish moisture from your bathroom or create a cool breeze in your living room, we install quiet, high-performance fans that get the job done.
Bathroom Exhaust Fans: Stop Mold Before It Starts
Understandably, nobody likes a noisy fan that sounds like a jet engine. But if you leave it off, moisture builds up on your walls and ceiling.
For example, in our damp PNW climate, trapped moisture quickly leads to mold and mildew growth. Consequently, this can damage your drywall and harm your air quality. We install modern Panasonic and severe-duty fans that are:
Whisper Quiet: You’ll barely hear them running.
High Capacity: Sized correctly to clear the room of steam in minutes.
Properly Vented: Most importantly, we ensure the air is vented outside your home, not just dumped into your attic where it causes rot.
Ceiling Fans: Comfort & Energy Savings
In addition to bathrooms, we install ceiling fans in bedrooms, living rooms, and covered patios. Specifically, a ceiling fan allows you to raise your thermostat by 4 degrees without losing comfort.
Summer Mode: Pushes air down to create a wind-chill effect.
Winter Mode: Reverses direction to push warm air down from the ceiling, saving on heating costs.
Lighting Integration: We can install fans with integrated LED lights to brighten your room while cooling it.
Why Hire a Pro?
You might ask, “Can’t I install a fan myself?” However, fans are heavy and vibrating motors.
1. The Right Support Box
Crucially, you cannot hang a ceiling fan on a standard light fixture box. It will eventually pull out of the ceiling and fall. Therefore, we install “fan-rated” electrical boxes that are braced directly to the ceiling joists for safety.
2. Dedicated Wiring
Furthermore, if you want to control the light and the fan speed separately from the wall switch, you need specific wiring. We fish new lines through the walls so you don’t have to rely on pull chains.