A ceiling fan costs a fraction of what air conditioning does to run, and in a Sydney summer it takes the edge off most rooms on its own. Run alongside a split system it lets you set the thermostat a couple of degrees higher for the same comfort, which is where the saving on your bill actually comes from. Reverse the direction in winter and it pushes warm air back down off the ceiling.
The install is where it either works or annoys you for years. A fan needs a mounting point braced to take the load and the vibration, which a standard plasterboard fitting is not. Charlie Sparks checks what is above the ceiling first, fits proper bracing where it is needed, and wires the fan and light on separate switching so you are not stuck running both together.
We check the ceiling structure and fit proper bracing to take the weight and vibration, so the fan stays solid and quiet.
Fan and light wired on separate switching, with wall controls or remote and receiver set up and tested before we leave.
No existing wiring or no light point where you want the fan? We run the new circuit and add the switch rather than working around it.
Bedrooms, living areas, alfresco and outdoor rooms, including DC motor fans, fan light combos and replacing old failed units.
We install and replace ceiling fans right across Sydney, covering new installs where no wiring exists, fan light combos, outdoor and alfresco fans and remote or wall control setup for homes and businesses in these areas.
