Ceiling Fan Installation
Whether you're replacing an old, wobbly fan or adding one to a room that's never had one, ceiling fan installation involves more than just screwing something into the ceiling — proper mounting, balanced blades, and correct wiring all matter for both performance and safety. We install fans safely and securely, whether you've already got a fixture box in place or need one added. (This overlaps with our Electrical Repairs page for the wiring side — see that page for more on what's covered under small electrical work.)
What We Handle
- New ceiling fan installation
- Ceiling fan replacement (swapping an old fixture)
- Fan balancing & wobble troubleshooting
- Mounting bracket & electrical box installation
- Remote & wall control installation
- Fan repair (motor noise, speed issues)
Why It's Worth Fixing These Small Things
A wobbling fan isn't just annoying — over time it puts strain on the mounting bracket and wiring connections, which can turn a minor issue into a bigger repair. A fan that's not properly balanced or secured is also a real safety concern, especially with larger or higher-speed fans.
If a fan wobbles significantly, makes grinding or clicking noises, or feels loose at the mount, that's worth having looked at before it gets worse — a loose fan is more than a cosmetic issue.
Why Proper Installation Matters
A ceiling fan needs to be mounted to an electrical box rated for fan weight and rotation — not just any standard light fixture box, which isn't built to handle the additional stress. Improperly mounted fans are one of the more common sources of ceiling damage and wobble complaints. We make sure the box, bracket, and wiring are all correctly rated and connected before the fan ever gets turned on.
Old fan, new fan, or a room that's never had one — we'll make sure it's mounted securely, wired safely, and balanced right from the start.