What affects the cost
- Replacing or new. Swapping a fan or light fitting that is already wired is quicker than adding a fan where there is no wiring.
- Wiring. If there is no suitable wiring or circuit at the spot, new cabling is part of the job.
- Ceiling and roof access. A flat ceiling with an easy roof space is quicker. A high, sloped or cathedral ceiling, or a concrete slab, takes longer.
- The fan. Heavier fans need a secure fixing. A fan with a light, a remote or a wall control adds to the job.
- Number of fans. More fans means more work, and the quote reflects it.
- Anything found on the day. If the existing wiring or fixing isn't safe, that gets quoted separately.
What to have ready for a quote
- A photo of the ceiling where the fan will go, and the existing light or fan
- The ceiling height and type
- The fan make and model, if you have bought one
- How many fans, and whether any are new positions
Getting it quoted
Send those details through the quote form or call. See lighting and power upgrades for the service. If your fan already clicks, see why is my ceiling fan clicking.