In most cases, replacing an existing ceiling fan does not require a permit. Installing a new fan where no wiring exists is considered new electrical work and may require a permit depending on your municipality. Chanay Electric handles permitting when required.

Yes, in most cases. However, the existing junction box must be replaced with one rated for ceiling fan weight. Our electricians assess and upgrade the box as part of the installation.

The physical mounting of a ceiling fan is only one part of the job. Proper wiring, junction box rating, and load balancing on your circuit are equally important, and mistakes can result in wobbling, tripped breakers, or fire risk. A licensed electrician ensures the job is done correctly the first time.

Yes. Chanay Electric installs wet-rated and damp-rated fans on covered patios, lanais, and pool areas throughout South Florida.

Yes. Ceiling fans create a wind-chill effect that makes a room feel several degrees cooler, which allows you to raise your thermostat setting without sacrificing comfort. In a climate like South Florida’s, where air conditioning runs most of the year, that can add up to meaningful savings on your monthly electric bill. Fans use a fraction of the energy an air conditioner does, making them one of the most cost-effective upgrades a homeowner can make.