Home Ceiling Fan
Installs, Projects
In Greater Nashua New Hampshire

If your ceiling fan is going outside, then make sure it says outdoor rated on the box.

Best suited for small offices, dens, and other small size rooms. 

Room size is usually up to 75 sq. ft.

Best suited for bedrooms, dining rooms, and other medium size rooms. 

Room size is usually up to 175 sq. ft.

Best suited for larger bedrooms, living rooms, and other larger size rooms. 

Room size is usually up to 350 sq. ft.

Rooms that get really big tend to be better served with installing an additional ceiling fan in the room.

Some ceiling fans come with a wireless remote built in. 

Ceiling fan remotes are very handy, and come with a wall mounting bracket to stow it away when you are not using it.

Downside is if you lose the remote then you will have a hard time controlling the ceiling fan until you order a new one. 

Ceiling fan remotes do not work with wall switch controllers, only a regular wall switch can be used.

If you have high ceilings you may want to hang your ceiling fan off a down rod.

If you have lower ceilings in the room, then you will want to get what is called a flush mounted ceiling fan.

If your ceiling fan is going outside, then make sure it says outdoor rated on the box.

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