When an Amarillo summer settles in and the afternoon sun leans hard on the west side of the house, a good ceiling fan pays for itself every single day. We hang new fans, pull out the tired builder units, and mount patio fans that make a covered porch usable clear through the hot stretch — even when the wind quits and the air goes still.
Before anything spins, we make sure the ceiling box is fan-rated instead of just a light box hoping for the best. We balance every blade, set the seasonal direction so you're pushing cool air down in July, and we bring the tall ladders for the vaulted great rooms you find all over the newer parts of town.
Usually. If the existing box isn't rated to hold a fan, we install a properly braced fan box first, then hang and wire the new unit. We check what's above the ceiling before we quote it so there are no surprises.
Yes. Tall entries and vaulted great rooms are everyday work for us, and we carry the ladders and staging sized to reach them safely instead of balancing on a kitchen chair.
A damp-rated fan with a sealed motor. We'll steer you toward a size that actually moves air in our heat — an undersized patio fan is the most common miss we see, and it just spins without cooling anybody off.
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