What the job usually involves
- Checking there's a suitable ceiling point and that it can hold the fan.
- Assembling and mounting the fan, connecting it, and pairing the remote if it has one.
- Balancing the blades so it doesn't wobble.
- Removing the old fan or light if needed.
How much it costs
On Handyy this job starts from S$50. Every quote is a fixed price for your specific job, agreed before anyone comes over. The number you accept is the number you pay. To get accurate quotes, include:
- How many fans, the brand and model, and whether you've bought them.
- Is there already a fan point or hook, or only a light point?
- Ceiling height, and whether it's a false ceiling.
How booking works
- Describe the job and add a photo. You only need your name and mobile number.
- Compare fixed-price quotes from vetted electricians. Every one has had their ID checked by our team.
- Book the one you want. We hold your payment, and the electrician is paid after the job is done and you've had time to check it.
Common questions
Can a ceiling fan go where my light is?
Often yes, if the point is strong enough for the fan's weight and movement. On a false ceiling it may need extra support. Send a photo of the point.
Does fan installation need a licensed electrician?
Connecting a fan to an existing point is routine. New wiring or a new circuit is licensed electrical work. On Handyy, that stays off until we've checked the handyman's licence.
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