Range Hood Installation in Columbus and Central Ohio
You bought a new range hood, whether it’s a wall-mounted, under-cabinet, or island-style unit, and just need it professionally mounted, vented, and wired above your range. Transit & Flow Group installs customer-supplied range hoods across Columbus and Central Ohio at a flat, fixed price. Build a preliminary online estimate, or call (614) 382-0000 to get started.
You bought a new range hood, whether it’s a wall-mounted, under-cabinet, or island-style unit, and just need it professionally mounted, vented, and wired above your range. Transit & Flow Group installs customer-supplied range hoods across Columbus and Central Ohio at a flat, fixed price. Build a preliminary online estimate, or call (614) 382-0000 to get started.
Is this the right service for you?
- You bought (or are having delivered) a new range hood and need it professionally mounted and vented
- You’re replacing an old range hood with a new one in the same location
- You want to confirm your hood will vent properly, whether ducted to the outside or recirculating through a charcoal filter
- Your range currently has an over-the-range microwave instead of a standalone hood, and you have questions about the difference (see below)
- You don’t need cabinetry rebuilt, new electrical service, or a full kitchen remodel; this is a standard swap or install into an existing or standard location
How pricing works
This is a flat-price service. Standard range hood installation, mounting the hood, connecting the venting, and wiring to an existing outlet or junction, is priced as a single flat number for a standard, accessible install. That covers the typical job: a hood sized for your existing opening, replacing an old hood or filling a standard location, with venting already routed.
A few things step the price up from the flat rate: a first-time install with no existing bracket or venting path, converting a ducted hood to recirculating (or the reverse), new ductwork runs through cabinets, walls, or the roof, an island hood where venting has to travel through the ceiling instead of a wall, electrical work beyond connecting to an existing outlet, or difficult access. We identify these before starting so the price you agree to holds unless the scope genuinely changes.
For general market context, Angi’s 2026 data puts range hood installation, including the unit, at roughly $650 to $2,500, averaging around $1,750, while ductless recirculating models can run as low as $200 to $400 including labor and ducted installs commonly fall between $700 and $1,400 depending on hood type and ductwork. That figure is general market data, not a Transit & Flow Group quote. Enter your project details and photos in the Estimate Builder for a preliminary online estimate. Final scope and price subject to verification on site.
What’s included
- Removal and haul-away of your old range hood, if applicable
- Mounting of your new hood, whether wall-mounted, under-cabinet, or island-style
- Connection to existing venting, ducted or recirculating with a charcoal filter
- Electrical connection to an existing, accessible outlet or junction
- Testing fan speeds and light function before we leave
- Cleanup of the work area
What’s not included
- The range hood itself. Transit & Flow does not sell or supply appliances or fixtures; this is installation labor for a unit you’ve already purchased
- New ductwork runs where none currently exist, or converting venting type (quoted separately)
- New electrical circuits or outlet relocation
- Cabinet or soffit modification beyond minor fitting adjustments
- Converting to or from an over-the-range microwave combo unit, which involves different cabinet and electrical needs than a standalone hood swap
Why this matters for Central Ohio kitchens
Many older homes in German Village, Bexley, and Worthington were built with recirculating venting only, no ducted path to the outside, which is worth knowing before you buy a hood that assumes ducting is already there. Newer construction in Dublin, Powell, and New Albany more often has venting roughed in during the build, but even then, a higher-capacity hood than what was there before can call for a closer look at the duct size and run. As Central Ohio kitchens increasingly get renovated with more powerful cooktops and higher CFM hoods, our installers check the existing venting path before mounting anything, so the hood you bought actually performs the way it’s rated to.
Our process
- Book online or by phone. Use the Estimate Builder or call (614) 382-0000 with your hood’s brand, model, and whether it’s a replacement or first-time install.
- Confirm details. We confirm mounting location, venting type, and electrical setup before your appointment.
- Installation visit. Our installer removes the old hood if needed, mounts the new one, connects venting and power, and tests it.
- Walkthrough. We show you the finished install and confirm fan speeds, lighting, and controls all work.
- Cleanup. We haul away the old unit and packaging on request and leave the kitchen clean.
Services completed by appropriately qualified professionals where required.
Related services
If you’re actually looking at a combo microwave and vent unit rather than a standalone hood, see our over-the-range microwave installation page. Not sure which one is right for your kitchen, or want guidance before you buy? Our appliance installation consultation service can help you sort that out first. Ready to book your range hood installation? Build your estimate or call Transit & Flow at (614) 382-0000.
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