Ceiling Fan
Installation & Repair

Yes, but the box needs upgrading to fan-rated. Fans are heavier and vibrate more than fixtures. We swap the box as part of the job.

Replacement: 1–2 hours. New wiring or box upgrade: 2–3 hours. Time estimate before we start.

Either way. Bring your own or we'll source one that fits the room and ceiling height.

Unbalanced blades, loose bracket, warped blades, or a box that's not fan-rated. We pinpoint and fix it.

Usually, yes. We install a receiver in the canopy and pair it to a remote. Speed and light, no pull chains.

Yes. We run a cable from a nearby circuit, mount a fan-rated box braced to the framing, and add a wall switch or use a remote. With attic access above it takes a few hours. It is new wiring, so it gets a permit, which we pull.

Replacing a fan or a light with a fan on a box that is already fan-rated is the short job. A box that needs bracing, a high ceiling, or a room with no wiring adds to it. You get the exact price before any work starts, and you approve it first.

Yes. Sloped ceilings need a mount made for the angle and a longer downrod so the blades clear the slope. We bring tall ladders, set the fan at the right height, and add a remote so you never need to reach it.

Wobble, a dead light kit, a pull chain that snapped, a remote that stopped working and a loose mount are all repairable. A humming or seized motor usually is not worth repairing, and a new fan costs less than the part. We tell you which before doing either.