Bathroom Exhaust Fan Installation & Ceiling Repair

Before: The Problem

In the first image, the bathroom ceiling above the shower had an unfinished, gaping cutout exposing the joists and the old fan housing. Leaving a ceiling open in a high-moisture shower area is a major hazard that can lead to:

• Severe Mold & Mildew: Steam rises directly into the attic or ceiling joists, promoting mold growth on unfinished drywall and wood.

• Energy Loss: Heat easily escapes through the open ceiling cavity, driving up heating bills.

• Aesthetic Damage: An unsightly, unpatched hole ruins the look of an otherwise beautiful tiled shower.

After: The Professional Solution

In the second image, our team completely transformed the space with a seamless, professional finish:

• Upgraded Ventilation: Installed a modern, flush-mount square LED exhaust fan and light combo to ensure proper moisture control and bright overhead lighting.

• Drywall & Texture Matching: Patched the drywall around the unit and expertly matched the heavy textured (popcorn/stucco style) ceiling pattern so the patch is virtually invisible.

• Moisture Sealing: Fully sealed the perimeter to prevent any humid air or steam from penetrating back into the ceiling joists.