Ceiling Fan Installation Near Havertown, PA

Choosing the right ceiling fan can be a daunting task but it all comes down to a few factors. Obviously, first and foremost, the design of the ceiling fan is extremely important. But, there are other considerations that are often overlooked that are important to keep in mind when choosing the right ceiling fan including energy efficiency, wind speed, noise, air circulation capabilities, noise, and durability.

When choosing a ceiling fan, the size is often an overlooked factor. It’s a good idea to get the measurements of the room you are installing the ceiling fan in and bring them with you when purchasing the fan so you have a relative idea of how big or small the fan will be in relation to the size of the room. Different sized ceiling fans will produce different effects, but it all comes down to your preferences at the end of the day.

The main difference between indoor and outdoor ceiling fans comes down to moisture. Indoor ceiling fans (dry-rated) are designed to service indoor areas that aren’t exposed to moisture. Outdoor ceiling fans are in either one of two categories: wet-rated or damp-rated. Wet-rated indoor/outdoor ceiling fans are built to withstand the elements and can rain be installed indoors or outdoors. Damp-rated outdoor fans can be installed in covered, damp areas but are not meant to be exposed to the elements.

There are a few reasons as to why your ceiling fan could be making noise. There could be loose parts on your fan that start rattling once it is in motion or if it is a cheaper fan, they tend to be noisier as they use less integral parts. Another potential reason could be if your motor is connected to a dimmer control it will wear out the fan which will eventually create noise. In any case, have a lighting expert from Adam Home Services come diagnose the problem and repair your fan to make sure the job is done correctly and to prevent future problems.

The price of a ceiling fan will depend on several factors such as the look, energy-efficiency, how many speeds the fan has, and others. With ceiling fans, you get what you pay for, so if you’re looking to have an attractive fan that will last a long time, consider spending a bit more to ensure so.