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Ceiling Fans

Ceiling fans are the cost effective way to remain cool during the summer. Contact the team at Upside Down to talk about styles and book an electrician to get your fans installed today!

Local Ceiling Fan Installer

Upside Down is your go-to electrical team for installing and replacing ceiling fans. These classy cooling appliances bring wondrous wind chill to your home and outdoor entertainment areas. Fans are the cost-effective solution to beating the heat with running costs as low as 1-2 cents per hour.

We have electricians local to your area who can quote and then install ceiling fans on the same day. In addition, Upside Down offers interest free** payment options on all work with no extra charges after hours, on weekends or during public holidays.

We can have a qualified electrician to your door in no time. Contact Upside Down 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and pay no more after hours!

Professional Ceiling Fan Services

Upside Down is available for installing ceiling fans indoors and out. We can also replace older fans with worn-out motors to boost the airflow around your home. This includes all wiring work and wall switches in your positions of choice.

Ceiling fans are available in various shapes, sizes and materials. So, there's bound to be an ideal option to suit your home. Select between simple fans constructed from sturdy plastic to tasteful timber blades and high performance ones with powder coated metal blades. Be sure to shop around and find the ideal ceiling fans to fit your aesthetic. Then, contact Upside Down to complete your installation.

You will require an electrician to install electrical cabling between the power supply, wall switch, and fan. Even for a replacement with suitable existing and compliant wiring, an electrician is required under Australian law to handle all electrical work.

Just make sure to go with reversible fans. Many modern fans feature an option for reversing the direction of blade rotation. During summer, a ceiling fan should rotate anticlockwise. This forces air down to create a desirable wind chill effect.

During winter, use the remote control or button on the fan itself to switch direction clockwise. A ceiling fan spinning clockwise creates an updraft that pulls cold air away from occupants and forces trapped air at the ceiling down to help make a home feel warmer.

Contact Upside Down today to learn more.

Ceiling Fan Installation Cost

The price of ceiling fans ranges from budget to premium, and then there's the cost of the installation which will differ depending on the scope of work.

Contact Upside Down, and we'll send a licensed electrician to your home to provide a fixed price quote for the work at hand. This way, you know exactly what you're in for before any work commences, and you can often have a ceiling fan installed the same day.

That's the cost of installation, replacements and additional wiring if required. Ceiling fan cost shouldn't be shrouded in estimates when the complete installation price can be provided on site.

Interest Free** Ceiling Fans

Upside Down partners with Australia's leading buy now pay later services to get you the funds required for ceiling fans when you need it the most. Using your choice of providers Zip or Humm, eligible customers can receive interest free** payment terms on all work completed by our team.

The ceiling fan installation cost is covered with repayments tailored to your budget. You can choose between weekly, fortnightly or monthly instalments, depending on your choice of provider. Some plans even accept a $0 deposit, so you pay nothing upfront.

Apply the credit to ceiling fans, a new air conditioner, or any number of services requiring a licensed electrician's aid.

Your on-site technician can take you through the easy application process and approval usually takes only a few minutes. Then Upside Down can get on with installing your ceiling fan.

We also accept payment by cash, cheque or credit card (Visa, Mastercard or American Express).

Contact Upside Down for premium electrical service. We're available 24/7 for scheduled service and dealing with emergencies. We'll even strive to be at your door within the hour*.

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Ceiling Fans FAQ

A ceiling fan can improve the airflow in a room, especially when combined with an air conditioner. Find the right ceiling fan for your needs.

There are several factors to think about when shopping for a ceiling fan for your home. 
  • Where are you looking to install the fan? There are different types of fans for indoor and outdoor living spaces.
  • The size of the room will influence the size of the fan. The larger the room, the larger the fan required for maximum effectiveness.
  • The ceiling height will also determine whether you need an extension rod in order to enjoy optimal air flow. 
  • The motors can differ between fans. A DC motor-powered fan will generally be quieter, more efficient and display better all-round performance than an AC motor-powered ceiling fan, but at the same time will be more expensive to purchase as well. 
  • Purchasing a ceiling fan with a built-in light can eradicate the need for, and the costs that come with, installing additional lights in the room.

Ceiling fans with three blades are typically more affordable at the point of purchase. They generally create less drag on the fan’s motor, enabling it to move faster with less energy required. Three-blade ceiling fans can, however, be comparatively louder than fans with four or five blades.  If you’re looking for a ceiling fan with four blades, you’ll enjoy the benefits of quieter performance and improved aesthetic appeal, but the additional blade can mean the air will be moved around the room slower than what a 3-blade fan will do.  A 5-blade fan will be even quieter than a 3 or 4-blade model, but will also generate greater drag on the motor, meaning the fan needs to work harder to achieve greater air movement. Four and 5-blade fans are typically more expensive to purchase as well.

The blades of ceiling fans can often be made from a variety of materials including plywood, ABS and metal. Metal blades typically offer greater air flow than plywood or ABS blades, but can be louder as well.
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Upside Down is located throughout Australia. You’ll find our expert tradespeople operating in capital cities and major metropolitan areas. Call now to find out more.

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