Installing a vent hood or range hood is a great way to improve a kitchen's ventilation capabilities. A new range hood can enhance a kitchen's appearance and reduce steam and cooking odors.
Standard Services | Quantity | Low | High | ||
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What you can expect | |||||
Range per hood: | $365.53 | $684.99 | |||
Range for this type of project: | $366 | $685 | |||
Estimate: $525 | |||||
Vent Hood Installation Cost | 1 hood | $171 | $375 | ||
Cost of 350 CFM, 3-speed range hood with a stainless steel finish. Select from internal or ducted exhaust. 120V electrical connection required at installation site. One-year limited warranty guarantees unit quality. | |||||
Basic Labor for Vent Hood Installation | 3 hours | $182 | $296 | ||
Labor cost, under typical conditions, to install vent hood. After a full site assessment and measurement, mounting hardware will be placed and secured. Appliance will be connected to existing utility connections, secured to mounting hardware, and testing carried out to verify proper operation. All steps of the process, including preparation and cleanup, are included. | |||||
Job Supplies for Vent Hood Installation | 1 hood | $12 | $14 | ||
Standard supplies and materials used in the installation process, such as connectors, fittings, and mounting hardware. | |||||
Removal of Vent Hood Installation Waste | 1 hood | $14 | $16 | ||
Appropriate disposal of all related project debris, including old materials, installation waste, and any other refuse. | |||||
Optional Services | |||||
Removal of Appliances (Optional) | 1 hour | $16 | $99 | ||
Existing appliance will be safely and thoroughly detached from adjacent components, removed, and disposed of appropriately. |
cost to install a vent hood | |
National Avg. Materials Cost per hood | $283.82 |
National Avg. Cost (labor and materials) for 1 hood | $545.25 |
National Cost Range (labor and materials) for 1 hood | $379.44 - $711.06 |
Vent hoods come with many features, most of which are designed to assist with ventilation and lighting. The cubic feet per minute (CFM) rating of the hood's blower is a measure of the velocity at which air flows out of the kitchen. The higher the CFM rating, the faster air is ventilated; however, with fans running at higher speeds, there is a noise factor to consider. Many individuals want to find a blower that is functional but also quiet.
Other features to consider include:
There are many factors that ultimately determine the project cost. Homeowners that are replacing an existing vent hood with a similar unit should find relatively inexpensive prices. Adding a new vent hood or upgrading the type of unit could involve electrical and duct work in addition to the basic installation.
Installing a new vent hood isn't a simple task and could require extensive electrical and HVAC skills. Working with a contractor ensures that the installation is in line with the manufacturer's recommendations and is secure and up to code.