Services
Ceiling fans
Mounted to a box rated for the load, balanced, and switched the way you want it.
Support, balance, control
A ceiling fan asks more from the ceiling than a light fixture.
The support, mounting, balance, and controls all need to suit the moving load and the way the room is used.
A box rated for the load
Confirm that the fan is supported by the right box and structure rather than assuming the old light location is ready.
A level, balanced mount
Careful mounting and balancing help the fan run the way it should without an avoidable wobble.
Controls that fit the room
Plan the wall control and fan functions around how people enter and use the space.
Before installation
Check the location before choosing the finished setup.
The existing box, ceiling conditions, fan size, and preferred control all shape what the installation needs.
Inspect the existing support
A previous light fixture does not prove that the box and structure are suitable for a ceiling fan.
Review the ceiling and fan
Bring the fan information and show us the intended location so the mounting conditions are part of the quote.
Choose how it will be switched
Decide what should happen at the wall and which fan functions need separate control.
Have the fan picked out? Let us check what is above it.
Show us the fan, the ceiling location, and the existing controls. We will confirm what the support and wiring need before quoting the installation.
Questions
Ceiling fan questions
Only if the box and its support are suitable for the fan load. We inspect the existing location rather than assuming a light-fixture box can support moving equipment.
Mounting, support, blade balance, and the fan itself can all contribute. We look at the whole installation before deciding what adjustment or repair makes sense.
Decide how you want to control the fan and light from the wall and whether separate functions matter to you. Bring the fan information so its control requirements can be reviewed.