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Ceiling fan installation, Campbelltown & Macarthur
Ceiling fan installation by a licensed local electrician
Buy the fan yourself or let us supply it, and either way you get a fixed price before we start.
How the job works
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Tell us how many and which rooms
Say whether you've bought the fans already or want us to supply them, and send a photo of the ceiling if you can.
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Fixed quote in writing
One price for the lot before we start, including any new wiring. No call-out fee and nothing charged just to look.
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Brace, wire and mount
We brace the ceiling box for the weight and movement of a fan, wire it to code, and fit the wall control or remote.
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Tested and guaranteed
We run it through every speed to check it's balanced and quiet, and you get a lifetime workmanship guarantee on the install.
Install only, or supply and install
You've got two ways to do this. Buy the fan yourself and we install it, or we supply and install a quality fan for you. Either way you get a fixed price before we start.
What you're paying us for is the part you can't see: safe wiring, a properly braced mount, and a fan that won't rattle itself loose in two summers.
AC or DC, and what we'd tell you to buy
Worth getting right before you buy, because it changes how the fan feels every day. An AC fan runs off standard mains power. They're cheaper, reliable, and fine for a spare room. A DC fan uses a newer motor that draws a lot less power, runs noticeably quieter, gives you more speed settings and a summer and winter reverse mode, and almost always comes with a remote.
DC costs a bit more up front. In a bedroom or main living area, where you notice a hum and the fan runs for hours, it's the one people are glad they bought. For a covered patio the deciding factor isn't AC or DC, it's the IP rating.
Fans we install
Indoor, outdoor and bathroom fans, supplied by us or bought by you, across Campbelltown, Camden and Wollondilly. Same fixed price before we start and the same lifetime workmanship guarantee on all of it, whether it's one bedroom fan or the whole house.
Why it has to be a licensed electrician
It's tempting to treat a ceiling fan like a flat-pack, but wiring one is electrical work, and in NSW an unlicensed person doing it is breaking the law. The quieter risk is your insurance. An unlicensed install can void your home cover if the fan ever causes damage or a fire.
There's a physical problem too. A fan hung off a standard light mount that was never braced for the weight and vibration will work loose over a busy ceiling. We brace the mount, check the wiring and the switch, and leave you a fan that runs true and stays put.
What you get on every job
- No call-out fees and nothing charged just to look.
- You get a fixed quote in writing before we start, a free safety inspection while we're there, and a lifetime workmanship guarantee on everything we fit.
- A fixed price agreed before the job starts, not a meter running while you watch.
What locals say
took the time to explain everything clearly... made sure everything was clean and tidy before leaving
I called 3 companies before kalin. They wanted a call out fee, payment upfront to look for the problem $649... Stop wasting your money and time with scammers call kalin
his attention to detail is second to none... the drill holes in the tile to be millimetre perfect... Kalin got in not a problem. If you have any tricky jobs like that, Kalin is your man.
Ceiling fan FAQs
The questions that come up on this job more than any other.
It depends on whether the wiring is already there. Replacing a fan on existing wiring is the cheapest job. A brand-new install that needs wiring and a braced mount costs more. We give you a fixed quote first.
No. Wiring a ceiling fan is electrical work, and in NSW it's illegal for an unlicensed person to do it. Beyond the fine, an unlicensed install can void your home insurance if the fan causes damage or a fire. Always use a licensed electrician. We're licensed for this work.
An AC fan runs off standard mains power, is cheaper to buy and reliable. A DC fan uses a modern motor that draws far less power, runs much quieter, offers more speed settings and a reverse mode, and usually comes with a remote. DC costs a bit more up front and pays it back in running cost and comfort.
Usually, yes. Where a light hangs now, we can generally fit a fan, but the ceiling box has to be braced to carry the weight and the movement, which a light mount isn't. We check the mount, the wiring and the switch first, then brace it and fit the fan properly so it runs true and doesn't work loose.
Yes. Outdoor areas need an IP-rated fan designed for moisture and weather. A standard indoor fan will corrode and fail on a patio in a season or two. We fit the right outdoor-rated fan for your alfresco or covered deck, wired to code, so it lasts as long as it should.
Yes. We install IXL and Tastic-style exhaust units, including the combined heat, exhaust and light models. We offer ducted and non-ducted options to suit your needs, and we vent the ducted ones properly so they clear the steam outside instead of pushing damp air around inside your ceiling cavity.
Get in touch
Talk to the electrician who does the work
Call us and you get us, not a call centre. If it's urgent, ring straight through, day or night. Otherwise send a quote request and we'll come back to you with a fixed price.
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- 10+ years in the trade
- 24/7 emergency service
- Lifetime workmanship guarantee
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0412 424 596
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Hours
On site 7am to 3pm
Standard jobs booked in. 24/7 for genuine emergencies.