Tampa, FL Ceiling Fan Installation and Replacement by Sears Handyman

Sears Handyman technicians know how to replace and repair ceiling fans, so when you have ceiling fan problems that need fixed, you can call on us.

Ceiling fans can dramatically affect the comfort of your home during both the summer and winter months, when temperatures reach extremes of heat and cold. Ceiling fans can minimize the use of your HVAC unit while using small amounts of energy themselves(1). A sought-after home amenity, a ceiling fan helps control temperatures in frequently used rooms, but when a ceiling fan breaks, it essentially becomes useless, and your comfort at home may diminish as a result.

It can be difficult for many homeowners to attempt to fix a ceiling fan on their own. Accessing a ceiling fan problem usually involves balancing on a ladder while inspecting the fan to determine the cause of the problem. Typically, a technician will have to remove a fan so he can remove the faulty unit and replace it with a working fan.

Some homeowners may lack the necessary equipment or knowledge to access, remove, and replace their broken ceiling fan. Likewise, some homeowners have conditions that make it difficult for them to use a ladder safely, much less do so while dismantling equipment.

For these and other reasons, a Sears Handyman can assist with replacing a broken ceiling fan by installing a new one.

Instead of a ceiling fan replacement, sometimes a handyman can fix a faulty mechanism. If your ceiling fan is wobbling while it runs, makes unusual noises, or operates inconsistently, the fan may need an adjustment to get it returned to regular operation.

If your fan is experiencing problems like those listed above, call a Sears Handyman technician today and discuss options and set up a house call. Our technician will arrange an appointment convenient for your schedule so he can inspect your fan and determine the best way to proceed with a repair or replacement.

1. "Tips for Energy Efficiency," U.S. Small Business Administration. Available at: http://www.sba.gov/content/energy-efficiency