The most common problem with a new fan isn't the fan — it's the box above it. An ordinary light-fixture box isn't made for a fan's weight and motion, and the National Electrical Code requires a box listed for fan support. We check what's in your ceiling and put in a fan-rated box or brace when it's needed.

We can also run the wiring for separate fan and light control, so you're not stuck with pull chains, or add a smart fan control that works with the rest of your home.

Ceiling Fan Installation

What we install

Light-to-fan swaps

Replace a ceiling light with a fan, including a fan-rated box or brace where the old box can't carry it.

Fan replacements

Swap an old, wobbly or noisy fan for a new one, mounted securely and balanced.

Separate fan & light control

New wiring and wall controls so the fan and its light each have their own switch.

Porch & outdoor fans

Damp- and wet-rated fans for covered porches, patios and pergolas.

High & sloped ceilings

The right downrod and angled mounts for vaulted and cathedral ceilings.

Smart fan controls

Wall controls and smart switches for fan speed and light, set up to work with your smart home.

Why have an electrician install it?

  • A fan needs a box listed for fan support — a standard light box can work loose under a fan's weight and motion.
  • Many rooms have only one switched wire to the ceiling; separate fan and light control may need a new wire run.
  • Porch and patio fans must be rated damp or wet for where they hang.
  • A securely mounted, balanced fan runs quieter and lasts longer.

How it works

From first call to finished job.

  1. 1

    Call or send a request

    Tell us what you have in mind — call (423) 355-8865 or use the estimate form.

  2. 2

    We look at the job

    We ask the right questions, check your panel and wiring, and give you a clear quote before work starts.

  3. 3

    Done right, to code

    Licensed, insured and bonded work, with permits and inspections handled when the job needs them.

FAQ

Ceiling Fan Installation: common questions

Can you install a ceiling fan where there's only a light?

Usually, yes. We check the ceiling box and replace it with a fan-rated box or brace if needed. If there's no fixture at all where you want the fan, we can run wiring to the spot.

Can the fan and the light have separate switches?

Yes. If there's already an extra wire to the ceiling, it's a simple change. If not, we can run one, or use a wireless or smart control that splits the fan and light without new wiring.

Do you install outdoor and porch fans?

Yes — damp-rated fans for covered porches and wet-rated fans where rain can reach them.

Why does my ceiling fan wobble?

Usually an unbalanced blade, a loose mounting bracket or a box that isn't rated for a fan. If it still wobbles after the blades are balanced, have the mounting checked — a box that's working loose is a safety issue.

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