
Replacing a bathroom fan involves various costs, primarily driven by labor. In 2025, the average labor cost ranges from $175 to $350 for straightforward replacements, while complex retrofits can exceed $500. These costs are influenced by factors such as fan accessibility, electrical modifications, and finish work. For precise estimates, CountBricks provides real-time data, ensuring you stay informed.
Key factors affecting labor costs include:
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While the fan unit itself may cost $80-$220, total costs often exceed $600 due to skilled labor requirements, including:
These tasks require expertise, justifying the labor costs.
Data sourced from CountBricks' database of recent invoices.
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Professional installation ensures compliance and quality, often worth the investment.
Electrician wages in Portland have increased by 4.2% year-over-year. CountBricks tracks these trends, updating labor rates weekly. Lock in your quote for 30 days.
Mary S. upgraded to a quiet fan in her Irvington bungalow. Using CountBricks, she received an accurate estimate and timely service, with final costs matching the estimate closely.
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Labor inefficiency can inflate costs. CountBricks addresses this through:
In a West Linn subdivision, CountBricks coordinated fan replacements, reducing labor costs by 33% below the regional mean. Homeowners received standardized invoices, and the builder completed projects ahead of schedule.
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