Black mould on bathroom ceilings, peeling paint and that damp smell in the laundry almost always come back to ventilation. A shower puts a surprising amount of moisture into the air, and if the fan is undersized, too far from the shower, or simply venting into the roof cavity, that moisture has nowhere to go. It condenses on cold surfaces and the problem repeats no matter how often you clean it.
Charlie Sparks sizes the fan to the room rather than fitting whatever is in the box, positions it where the steam actually is, and ducts it through to an external vent. We can wire fans to a timer or humidity sensor so they keep running after you leave the room, install combined fan, light and heat units, and replace tired existing fans that no longer move any air.
Fans ducted through to an external vent, not left blowing into the roof cavity where the moisture simply returns.
Extraction rate matched to the size of the room and the position of the shower, so the fan actually clears the steam.
Run-on timers and humidity sensors so the fan keeps working after you have left the room, which is when most moisture is removed.
Bathrooms, laundries, kitchens and toilets, including three in one fan, light and heat units and replacements of failed fans.
We install and replace exhaust fans right across Sydney, covering bathrooms, laundries, kitchens and toilets, including ducting, timers and fan light heat units for homes and businesses in these areas.
