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Stephen Sevigny
Phone: (617) 449-9141
66 Partridge Street Boston, MA 02132
Circuit Electric
Phone: (617) 603-9515
7 Elvira road North Reading, MA 01864
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G T Electric, LLC
Phone: (617) 449-9289
9 Frank Street Watertown, MA 02472
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Ray Daly Electric, Inc.
Phone: (617) 449-5881
18 Hazel Terrace Arlington, MA 02474
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Executive Electrical & Security Services, Inc.
Phone: (866) 870-6659
231 Spring Street Medford, MA 02155
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Review from Boston, MA - Install a Bath Exhaust Fan

Mike Medzhidov
Customer Rating:
5.0
Project: Install a Bath Exhaust Fan
City: Boston, MA
"Mike was very professional and fast."
Vinicius Lima
Customer Rating:
5.0
Project: Install a Bath Exhaust Fan
City: Boston, MA
"prompt, courteous, friendly, quick job, clean work"
Eugene Farina
Customer Rating:
5.0
Project: Install a Bath Exhaust Fan
City: Boston, MA
"Geno was very professional and installed our bathroom exhaust, moved an outlet, and disconnected and removed electric heat units from our home. He came and gave a free estimate and returned a few days later to complete the work. He was punctual, neat, and friendly. Best of all, he did what he said he would at a fair price. I have already recommended him to a friend."
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License Requirements for Fans in Boston, MA:

License Required: Journeyman Electrician
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How Much Do Bath Exhaust Fan Services Cost?
Average Price to Install a Bath Exhaust Fan: $300 - $350
Project Timeline: 3 Hours
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Project Location: Boston MA
Date: 12/2011
What are needs?: Need to install a bath fan in a new location and run ductwork
Type of Fan: Combination fan and light
What kind of location is this?: Home/Residence
Desired Completion Date: 1 - 2 weeks
Request Stage: Ready to Hire
Comment: Water leaking in through exhaust fan in bathroom
Project Location: Boston MA
Date: 05/2011
What are needs?: Need to replace an existing bath fan
Type of Fan: Combination fan and light
What kind of location is this?: Home/Residence
Desired Completion Date: Within 1 week
Request Stage: Ready to Hire
Property Owner: Yes
Comment: Bathroom fan/light needs replacing after overflow from bathroom one floor up
Project Location: Boston MA
Date: 01/2010
Consumer Owns Home: Yes
What are needs?: Need to replace an existing bath fan
Type of Fan: Combination fan and light
Request is for Commercial Location: No
Desired Completion Date: Within 1 week
Request Stage: Ready to Hire
Comment: I have already purchased the fan/ light combination unit and attempted to install it myself. I was able to remove the old unit (which was not working well) ok. I do not trust myself to wire the new unit up though and would like help with that (it has an additional night light feature). Additionally the original ductwork (solid pipe) is 3 inch diameter but the new unit has a 4 inch duct. I have an adapter.
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