A ceiling fan that wobbles, hums, or has stopped responding to its switch or remote can have a mechanical cause (a loose blade or mounting bracket) or an electrical one (a failing capacitor, bad wall switch, or loose wiring connection at the fan itself) — and it’s worth knowing which before just replacing the whole unit.
We diagnose and repair ceiling fans, from mounting and balance issues to the wiring and switch problems behind a fan that won’t run on all speeds or won’t turn on at all, and we’ll recommend full replacement only when a repair genuinely isn’t worth it.
Every job is a little different, and we won't quote a number without seeing the specifics of your home first. A few factors tend to move the price up or down:
We confirm the price with you before any work starts — always. No surprise line items on the invoice.
Ceiling fans diagnosed for mounting, wiring, or switch problems, with an honest repair-versus-replace call.
Every job is performed by a licensed electrician.
Based locally, not dispatched from another city.
Talk to a real local dispatcher — describe what you're seeing, no hold music.
A licensed electrician is routed to your address, fast.
Upfront pricing before work starts, then a same-day repair in most cases.
Licensed electricians are standing by around the clock.
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