Every bathroom in California is now required to have a ventilation fan — even if you have a window. O’Hagan Electric installs bathroom and laundry exhaust fans throughout Orange County, including new installations where no fan exists, replacements of noisy or weak units, and proper exterior venting to ensure moisture is actually removed from your home. We keep your bathrooms dry, mold-free, and code-compliant.
A bathroom fan installation involves electrical wiring, ceiling cutting, and ductwork routing to vent outside — not just into your attic. Our licensed electricians handle the complete installation: running power to the fan, cutting the ceiling opening, connecting ductwork to a roof or wall cap, and sealing everything against moisture intrusion. We also install fan/light combos, fan/heater combos, and humidity-sensing fans that turn on automatically when moisture levels rise.
No existing fan? We install a complete exhaust fan system — electrical wiring, ceiling cutout, fan housing, and ductwork vented to the building exterior. We match the fan’s CFM rating to your bathroom’s square footage.
We replace noisy, weak, or broken fans with modern quiet units. Today’s fans are nearly silent (0.3-1.0 sone) compared to older rattling models, and much more effective at removing moisture.
We install combination units that provide ventilation plus lighting or heating in a single fixture. Great for bathrooms that need better illumination or a heat boost on cold mornings.
These smart fans automatically turn on when humidity rises (during showers) and shut off when levels return to normal. No switch needed — they protect against mold 24/7 without any input from you.
We make the process simple and stress-free:
Even in Orange County’s dry climate, bathrooms generate significant moisture during showers and baths. Without proper ventilation, that moisture leads to mold growth, peeling paint, warped cabinets, and poor air quality. California code requires mechanical ventilation in all bathrooms regardless of whether a window is present. Proper exhaust fans protect your home’s structure and your family’s health.