Ceiling Fans & Lighting in Apex & the Triangle
Install, replace, or repair fans and fixtures in any room.
Yes — I install, replace, and repair ceiling fans and light fixtures throughout Apex and the Triangle: fan replacements where the wiring is already there, swapping dated fixtures, adding dimmers, and fixing fans that wobble or hum. Every job is left level, secure, and tidy, and estimates are always free.
Ceiling Fans & Lighting
Whether you’re swapping a dated fixture, replacing an old ceiling fan, or fixing one that wobbles or hums, I handle it safely and cleanly. As your local handyman in Apex and across the Triangle, I make sure every fan is balanced, every fixture is secure, and the work area is left spotless.
What’s included:
Ceiling fan and light fixture work across the Triangle
I replace ceiling fans and light fixtures for homeowners in Apex, Cary, Holly Springs, Morrisville, Fuquay-Varina and Raleigh. You choose and buy the fan or fixture, and I install it, check that it is level and quiet, and test every speed and light before I leave.
A ceiling fan is heavy and moves, so it needs a fan-rated electrical box that is securely fastened to the framing. I check this on every fan job, and I replace an unrated box when needed.
Fans, track lights and ceiling fixtures
Recent work includes a low-profile fan with an LED light in a living room, a six-head track light over a kitchen and a drum fixture in a home office. The photos below show the finished installs.
Recent ceiling fan and light installations
A low-profile fan with a light, a kitchen track light and an office ceiling fixture, all installed on existing wiring.
Ceiling Fans & Lighting — common questions
Do you install a ceiling fan where there is no fan or light now?
I focus on replacements where the wiring and a suitable box are already in the ceiling. New wiring or a brand-new ceiling location needs a licensed electrician, and I’ll tell you plainly when a job falls into that category.
My ceiling fan wobbles — can you fix it instead of replacing it?
Most wobbles are a quick fix — balancing the blades, tightening the mount, or adding a fan-rated box. I’ll always try to fix what you have before suggesting a replacement.
Do you install fans on vaulted or sloped ceilings?
Yes. With the right downrod and a sloped-ceiling adapter, I mount fans safely and level on vaulted and angled ceilings.
How much does ceiling fan installation cost?
Replacing a ceiling fan where the wiring is already there typically runs about $95–$150, and swapping a light fixture about $75–$150. A single small job has a $75 minimum, and you supply the fan or fixture. If the box needs replacing or there are several fans, I give a free estimate up front.
Ceiling Fans & Lighting across the Triangle
Serving homeowners throughout the Triangle. Pick your town for local details:
Ready to get it done?
Text or call and I’ll get back to you fast — most jobs scheduled same or next day.