CEILING FAN SERVICES IN RALEIGH, NC

Ceiling fans with reversible blades have the ability to run in both clockwise and counterclockwise directions. These type of fans offer benefits both in winter and summer. Counterclockwise motion in the summer months helps to create a cool airflow and reduce the temperature in the room. In the winter months, the ceiling fan can be adjusted to move in the opposite direction to help circulate warm air.

Ceiling fans help to:

• Improve comfort in your home
• Reduce home energy costs
• Compliment home décor
• Create a focal point in a room
• Can provide room lighting

Be sure to also take a look at our interior lighting services to complete the look of your newly installed fan.

Our experienced, professional Raleigh electricians deliver outstanding electrical services for the installation of ceiling fans, including wiring for fans, installation of the fan, and ceiling fan rated electrical boxes, which are designed to hold heavier fixtures. We can help you select the right fan for your specific needs and ensure that it is properly installed in any room of your home or outdoor areas.

Professional ceiling fan wiring is safer and more reliable than trying it on your own – with certified electricians knowing exactly what they are doing. They will also guarantee their work and will ensure that the ceiling fan installation is working correctly. So if convenience and reliability are a priority for you choose an accredited professional for ceiling fan wiring – you’ll be glad you did!

Our ceiling fan installation and wiring pros in Raleigh, NC and throughout Wake Forest are available to answer any questions that you may have. Contact us online or at (919) 200-6551 to learn more or to schedule a ceiling fan wiring.

There are times when a ceiling fan malfunction is not worth fixing. It is helpful to know when the most cost-effective solution is a replacement rather than a repair.

Replacing your fans might be a good idea if:

• The fan blades are moving slowly: Sometimes this happens if the components around the blades need to be cleaned or lubricated. If this does not solve the problem, your motor may be failing.
• The fan is not moving at all: You can check the wiring, the switch, and the connections for electrical issues first. Repairing those can be relatively simple. However, if the motor is broken, it is usually more cost-effective to replace the fan.
• The fan is buzzing: If the fan is making buzzing or humming noises, you may just need to reset the mounting or tighten up the screws. This may also be a sign that you need to clean (and if possible lubricate) the fan. The next step would be to check the wiring.
• The lights on the fan are malfunctioning: If your lights are dim or turning off, you probably have an issue with the wiring. Make sure you did not install your unit on a dimmer switch, which can cause damage to your unit.
• The fan is grinding: This usually indicates a problem with your ceiling fan motor. This is also usually a more expensive repair, and you should probably consider a replacement.

Request an estimate and schedule service at your home or business by calling 919-200-6551.