Ceiling Fans

When it comes to having ceiling fans installed or repaired, no one has a better track record than 1-800-AnyTyme. All of the services listed below are what we offer with any ceiling fan service, repair, or installation.

Make the work area completely safe by placing protective clothes or papers down in the area that the work will be performed.
Double check the installation position with the owner before beginning any drilling or placement of the unit.
Turn the electricity in the area of the service, repair, or installation OFF for maximum safety.
Verify that the circuit breaker is properly sized for the unit being installed.
If any appliance/fan/fixture is already in place, we will remove it with no additional charge.
Inspect the the outlet box and wiring to verify compliance with (NEC) National Electrical Code.
Assemble/Reassemble and finish installing the new or previous ceiling fan.
Turn the electricity back on.
Test the fans operational functionality and balance the fan blades, if necessary.
Finally, leave the work area cleaner than when we arrived.

Call today and we can send one of our Award-Winning Technicians out to your residence. He or she will evaluate your situation and give you an estimate for any type of ceiling fan you might like. Southern California residents receive 10% Off Ceiling Fan installations, Call Now!*

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