In the end an electrician was the guy that did this installation job
My hubby and I have slowly renovated my Minneapolis home, and my associate and I started with the residing room and kitchen floors. My associate and I then painted all the walls, scrapped the ceilings and added new lights! I remodeled the master bathroom and the kitchen a few years later; Now my pal and I have our main, family bathroom, then when that is completed, the whole dwelling has gotten a facelift within the first five years of residing, then pretty neat right? My associate and I both are eager to get started so that my pal and I can relax in a renovated house, the family bathroom hasn’t required too much work. The fixtures all get to stay where they are. I picked out a simple shower tile, a good tub and floor stone for the bathroom. I bought a vanity that slipped right in and hired out the countertop installation, however one thing I did push for was bathroom ventilation. It was always aggravating how steamy and sticky the air quality got. My air conditioner didn’t do a good job of filtering it out of the room either even though it is frigid in Minnesota. The mirror fogged over and I got condensation on the glass. I figured since Heating and Air Conditioning has ventilation in the tile, that I could just call the local dealership. I found out that ventilators and bathroom ventilation aren’t the same thing at all. In the end an electrician was the guy that did this installation job. It felt unusual having him drill a hole in the side of my dwelling and work with filtered air. In my head that just seems very Heating and Air Conditioning oriented. Oh well, I am glad that I have it now.