Adding a ceiling fan can keep you happily comfortable, lower your energy bills, and add make you smile.
Upgrading a ceiling fan can add new features like remote control, multiple speeds, a better built-in light fixture, and of course – update the design.
When shopping for a ceiling fan, consider:
Blade Size
The larger the room, the larger the blades will need to be. Generally, bedrooms work best with ceiling fans that have 29-36” blades. Give us a call if you want help determining the right blade size for your room.Number of Blades
As the number of blades go up, the quieter the fan will be. However, less air will be blown. For homes, it’s usually best to have a fan with 4-5 blades.Room Height/Shape
To be most effective, a ceiling fan should be 7-9 feet from the floor of the room. That means a fan in a room with a higher ceiling will need a longer down rod.
Yes, rooms with sloped ceilings can have ceiling fans. You just need a different mount than for a flat ceiling. Most new fans come with both options included.
New Ceiling Fan Installation
We can install a ceiling fan in a new location that didn’t used to have a fan.
Is there already a light fixture there? Good, then at least there is already power to the location. There also needs to be enough structure in the ceiling to support the weight of a ceiling fan. (Sometimes light fixtures are installed away from a ceiling joist or rafter – it’s not correct, but it happens.)
If you want a fan in a completely new location where there is not already a light fixture – we can do that! It might cost a bit more to pull power to that new location, but we can get it done for you.
All this means, when you call us to install a ceiling fan, as part of our $89 SaFE System Evaluation, we’ll investigate the details of mounting the new fan so you get a quote that’s guaranteed!.
Ceiling Fan FAQ’s:
Yes, you sure can—and we actually prefer it that way!
We want you to pick the fan that fits your style, your vibe, and your space perfectly. Whether it’s sleek and modern, rustic and charming, or a bold statement piece that screams you, we’re here to bring it to life.
Once you’ve found “the one,” just give us a call and we’ll handle the installation safely and professionally—no stress, just smiles!
Yes you can—and it can look amazing too! Installing a ceiling fan on a sloped or vaulted ceiling just takes the right setup.
Most fans can handle a bit of an angle, but if your ceiling has a steep pitch, you might need a longer downrod and an angled mounting kit to keep things spinning safely and smoothly.
The good news? With the right parts and a little know-how, you’ll have air flowing and style glowing in no time. It’s a great way to turn that sloped ceiling into a statement piece and stay cool doing it! 😎
Absolutely, you can! Just because there’s no light fixture now doesn’t mean a ceiling fan can’t make itself at home up there.
It might take a little electrical magic ✨ – running power to the spot and installing a fan-rated box—but it’s totally doable and super worth it. Imagine turning a plain ol’ ceiling into a breeze-making, comfort-boosting, style-adding superstar! 🌬️ 💃
In the living room, bedroom, or even a covered patio, we can help you make a fan happen safely and beautifully. Let’s bring the breeze to where it’s needed most!
We sure can! 😊
A noisy ceiling fan can be a real buzzkill—literally. Whether it’s clicking, wobbling, humming, or just sounding a little off, we’ll track down the issue and get it running smooth and quiet again. Sometimes it’s a loose screw, a balancing issue, or even a worn-out motor, but don’t worry—we’ve seen (and heard) it all.
Give us a shout, and we’ll bring the tools and the know-how to fix that fan and bring back the peace and breeze! 🛠️💨
A little wobble? Maybe. A lot of wobble? Nope – not okay!
A wobbly ceiling fan might seem harmless, but it can actually be a sign that something’s not quite right. It could be a balancing issue, loose screws, or even the wrong mounting hardware. If left unchecked, it could wear down your fan or become unsafe over time.
The good news? It’s usually a pretty quick fix—and we’re just the folks to do it! We’ll get that fan steady, safe, and spinning like a charm again.
Picking the right size ceiling fan for your room is kind of like finding the perfect dance partner- it’s all about balance and flow!
- For small rooms up to 75 square feet, like a cozy office or guest room, go with a 29–36 inch fan.
- Medium rooms (about 76–144 sq ft) do best with a 36–42 inch fan.
- For larger spaces up to 225 square feet, think 44–50 inches.
- And if you’ve got a great room or open-concept area over 400 square feet—bring in the big guy: 60 inches or more!
The right size keeps air moving just right, so you feel cool and comfy without your hair blowing off. Need help choosing? That’s what we’re here for!
