How It Works
1. Request a free consultation
Tell us what you need done and we'll introduce you to available local independent pros
2. On-site assessment and quote
Evaluate your options by comparing quotes, asking questions and confirming availability
3. Professional installation
Choose the pro who's best for you and work directly with them to finish your project
Types of Ceiling Fans We Install
Indoor Ceiling Fans
Our indoor ceiling fans can be installed in any room that could benefit from extra airflow. Choose from a wide variety of styles and functionality to keep your home cool and breezy during the hot months.
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Outdoor Ceiling Fans
Outdoor ceiling fans are damp rated for outdoor spaces like the patio or porch. When there's no breeze to keep you cool, you can rely on an outdoor ceiling fan to keep you comfortable while you relax outside.
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Ceiling Fan Sizes
Our ceiling fans come in a number of sizes to accommodate any space. Fan blade sizes include:
- 42"
- 44"
- 48"
- 52"
- 60"
- 72"
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Mount Options
When selecting a ceiling fan for installation, the mounting option will be determined by your ceiling height. Flush mount ceiling fans are best for rooms with low ceilings, where downrod ceiling fans are ideal in rooms with high ceilings.
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Remote Controls
Take control of your ceiling fan from the comfort of your seat. Control fan speed, lighting, and more.
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Styles
Our ceiling fans come in a number of styles to fit the decor of any space. Choose ceiling fans with or without lights, and from a number of finishes, including:
- Black
- White
- Nickel
- Bronze
- Brown
- Gold
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Why Pro Referral
All pros on the Pro Referral marketplace operate independently and each business owner has been screened before being matched with customer requests. We only accept pros who can meet our high standards and expectations.
Background Check
After their application is submitted, we use third-party sources to check the business owner’s background.
License Verification
We verify that each business has valid, applicable state-level trade licensing for the services they provide.
Insurance Requirements
We require pro businesses to carry general liability insurance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to commonly asked questions
Choosing Your Ceiling Fan
What types of ceiling fans does The Home Depot install?
Ceiling fans are available in a limitless array of styles, designed to suit a number of settings. No matter the size and height of the room — whether it’s indoors or outside — you’re sure to find a ceiling fan that’s both attractive and effective. Enjoy available features such as light kits and remote controls.
Mount options include flush for low ceilings and downrod for high ceilings. Available fan blade sizes range from 42" to 72". To match your decor, our ceiling fans are available in a number of finishes, including black, white, nickel, bronze, brown and gold.
Can ceiling fans be mounted on low or sloped ceilings?
Yes. Mounting a ceiling fan on a high ceiling is an excellent way to improve air circulation. Many fans can be mounted on an angle, with or without a downrod, to accommodate high, sloped ceilings. Likewise, some fans are designed to leave adequate clearance for low ceilings, such as flushmount and ceiling hugger models, and many standard fans can be installed in low-clearance settings with appropriate hardware.
What's the difference between 4- and 5-bladed fans?
Most ceiling fans have comparable performance, whether they have four blades or five, though in some settings, a four-blade fan may be more efficient. The structure of the fan, the strength of the motor, and the length and angle of the blades all play a part in a fan’s effectiveness, though. So when it comes down to it, the biggest differences may simply be aesthetics and your personal preference.
What size ceiling fan do I need?
When choosing the right size for your ceiling fan, it’s important to consider the dimensions and height of the room where it will be installed. As a general guideline, a 36” fan is suited for a room in which the longest wall is less than 12’, while a 42”–48” fan is better for rooms with a length of 12’–15’. For larger rooms, you’ll need a fan at least 52” in diameter. For more guidance, check with your Home Depot associate or installer.
Our Ceiling Fan Installation Service
How much does ceiling fan installation cost?
With a few variables affecting the difficulty of the project, it typically costs between $100 and $300 for labor to install a ceiling fan. Your electrician’s assessment of the project can help you plan and budget for your installation.
How long does ceiling fan installation take?
In ideal conditions with adequate wiring, switches and support in place, a typical ceiling fan replacement can be installed in less than one hour. Installing a new switch or upgrading wiring and supports may add another hour or so to the job. When adding a ceiling fan in a new location, running completely new wiring for a switch and fixture can take an entire day or more.
What's included in Home Depot's Pro Referral ceiling fan installation service?
Our licensed electrician will:
- Check the joists for any wiring or plumbing that might be in the way
- Check the electrical box to see if it is fan-rated
- Mount the junction box and bracket
- Set the downrod (if your fan includes one).
- Wire, assemble, and install your ceiling fan
Ceiling Fan Installation
A ceiling fan doesn’t just make an impact as a key fixture in a room — it improves air circulation, which can make heating and cooling more effective and efficient in just about any area of your home. Whether you have high, sloped, or low ceilings or need an integrated light fixture or remote controls, you’re sure to find a ceiling fan that’s the perfect fit for your application.
Adding a Ceiling Fan
Adding a ceiling fan to your home is a great way to increase comfort without compromising on style or convenience. If you have a light fixture in the place you’d like to install a fan, a few upgrades to support the weight of the fan and install appropriate switches are all that’s needed to make the conversion. If you’d like to add a fan in a spot with no existing wiring, the job is a bit more complex, but still a routine project for an experienced pro. Since new wiring and a switch are required to install a ceiling fan, it’s a job for a licensed electrician.
Ceiling Fan Replacement
If you have a ceiling fan that’s due for replacement, installing a new model in the same location is a straightforward job for a pro. In most cases, the existing wiring and switch can be used so you’ll be up and running with your new fan in record time. If installing a replacement fan calls for changes or upgrades to wiring, supports, or switches, the job may take a bit longer.
Whether you’re adding a ceiling fan in a new location or upgrading an existing fan to a new model, the job involves working with your home’s wiring. A licensed electrician can handle the job safely and will be sure to verify the power supply, switch, and supports are appropriate for your new ceiling fan.
