Install a Ceiling Light, Fan, and Heater

A handy homeowner with electrical experience and tools, can buy the combination fixture for $75, install it and pocket a 73 percent saving.
Install a Ceiling Light, Fan, and Heater
The heater and fan can be operated separately or combined. Broan/TCA
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A bathroom often needs additional heat, especially in the winter months when the room can be colder than the rest of the house. While a small wall or free-standing heating unit is one solution, a ceiling fan and heater is another that takes up no floor or wall space. The heater and fan can be operated separately or combined.

An electrician will charge $275, including labor and material, to replace an existing light fixture with a fan and heater combination fixture. If there is no existing ceiling fixture, a new electrical line is needed, and the cost will be more.

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