A fan needs to be secured to the framing, not just the ceiling.
Ceiling fan wiring and mounting, including framing analysis for pitched or cathedral ceilings.
- Starting price
- Free estimate
The problem
Ceiling fans are heavier than a typical light fixture and vibrate in use — mounting one to drywall alone, or skipping the framing analysis on a pitched ceiling, is how fans end up loose or worse.
How we solve it
We assess ceiling height, fan positioning, downrod length and the power source on-site, then secure the fan properly to the building structure — installing a new electrical box first if there's no existing fixture where you want it.
What's included
- On-site fan and ceiling assessment
- Proper structural mounting, not just drywall anchors
- New electrical box installation if needed
- Cleanup of all dust and debris
Signs you need this now
- No existing fixture where you want the fan
- Pitched or cathedral ceiling
- Current fan wobbles or was installed without bracing
Our promise
The estimate you approve is what you pay
Free estimates, permits handled, and cleanup included on every job that needs one.
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Free estimates, a licensed and insured crew, and permits handled on every job that needs one.