The Advantages Ceiling Fans In The Home

Posted January 15, 2014

Ceiling fans can be a helpful addition to your home's heating and cooling system. By circulating warm air downward during the heating season, they will keep larger rooms more comfortable and allow your furnace to work more efficiently to maintain a set temperature. During the hot summer month, ceiling fans create a cooling breeze by drawing the cool air from the lower areas of the home.

Installing a Ceiling Fan

Ceiling fans come in attractive designs to complement any decor. Some even come equipped with a remote control and variable fan speed. While installing a ceiling fan is a task many homeowners take on themselves, we always recommend hiring a qualified professional electrician. The most important reason is safety, but it's also important that new fans be installed so the blades are balanced and rotate smoothly, quietly, and efficiently.

Avoiding Ceiling Fan Problems

If your ceiling fans have stopped working, or are shaking, or otherwise not operating correctly, it may be wasting electricity... or worse, it may represent an electrical hazard. In this case, it is typically best to have a professional electrician install a replacement. Need professional ceiling fan installation? Call ABC Plumbing, Sewer, Heating, Cooling and Electric. Our licensed electricians are experienced at installing ceiling fans and all other types of electrical appliances around the home..

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