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Ceiling fan installation

We install indoor and outdoor ceiling fans, with or without lights, and replace old ones.

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Living room with a timber three-blade ceiling fan and a wall-mounted air conditioner

Reasons to add a ceiling fan

  • Stuffy rooms in summer

    A fan keeps air moving for a fraction of the running cost of air-con.

  • An old or wobbly fan

    A wobbly fan should be checked. A new one is often quieter and more efficient.

  • Outdoor living areas

    Outdoor-rated fans make alfresco areas more comfortable.

What a ceiling fan installation includes

  • Old fan taken down if you’re replacing one
  • Secure mounting
  • Wiring and connection
  • Your fan installed, with a light if you’ve chosen one
  • Testing at handover
Timber-bladed ceiling fan under exposed timber rafters

How a job works with us

  1. 1. Tell us about the job

    Call us any time or send the quote form. You don’t need to know the technical name.

  2. 2. We assess and quote

    We look at the job, explain your options and give you a free quote.

  3. 3. We do the work

    Our licensed electricians do the work themselves.

Talk to us about a ceiling fan

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  • 20 years of experience

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Customer feedback

Dealing with Bhullar Electrical has always been great. They are certainly a recommendable company, and fast delivery and a quick install are notable traits. Love ’em. For my workplace, it seemed so easy and painless. 5 stars!

Samaira SinghWorkplace installation

Ceiling fan installation FAQs

Other questions? Call 0457 525 253, 24/7.

Yes. Replacing a ceiling light with a fan and light combination is a common job for us.

AC fans can run from a wall switch, dial or remote. DC fans are usually quieter and use less energy, but normally need a remote. We’ll talk you through the options.

Yes. Installing a ceiling fan involves fixed wiring, which must be done by a licensed electrician.