Ceiling Fan Installation

No — in Queensland it is against the law for an unlicensed person to install a ceiling fan, because it involves connecting to your home's wiring. A DIY attempt can lead to electric shock and may also affect your insurance. Our team is fully licensed, so your fan is installed safely and correctly the first time.

We quote each fan installation based on what the job actually involves — whether there's existing wiring and a suitable point, how high the ceiling is, and how many fans you're having done. You get an upfront quote before we start, and because we often install several fans in one visit, doing them together usually works out better value.

Yes. If there's no existing fan point we can run new wiring and install a switch so the fan works exactly where you want it. We'll take a look during the quote, explain what's needed to get power to that spot, and include it all in the one clear price.

We do. Outdoor and verandah fans need to be rated for those conditions, so we'll make sure the fan you've chosen is suitable, or recommend one that is. Outdoor entertaining areas are one of the most popular spots we install fans in, especially heading into the warmer months.

Absolutely. Swapping an old or noisy fan for a new model is a quick job for a licensed electrician — we remove the old unit, check the existing mounting and wiring are sound, and install the new fan. Many of our customers have us replace several tired fans across the house in a single visit.

They can. Modern fans run quietly, move air efficiently and many include a reversible 'winter mode' that pushes warm air back down in cooler months. Used alongside or instead of air conditioning, a well-placed fan is an energy-efficient way to keep a room comfortable.

A straightforward fan swap where wiring already exists usually takes under an hour. Installing a fan in a new location, or fitting several around the home, takes longer — we'll give you a realistic timeframe when we quote so you can plan your day.