New fan, existing light
Swap a ceiling light for a fan, with a proper fan-rated box.
A ceiling fan can make a room feel several degrees cooler in a humid New Jersey summer and help push warm air down in winter. If you are looking for a ceiling fan installer near me, our licensed electricians hang new fans, swap light fixtures for fans and fix wobbly ones across Marlboro and nearby towns.
Bring us the fan, or ask us for a recommendation. Many installs can be done the same day.

From a simple swap to a two-story great room, we hang fans that stay quiet and steady.
Swap a ceiling light for a fan, with a proper fan-rated box.
We run new wiring and a switch to a room with no ceiling fixture.
We tighten, balance or re-mount fans that shake or click.
Downrods and sloped-ceiling mounts for two-story rooms and great rooms.
Damp- and wet-rated fans for porches, pergolas and covered patios.
Wall controls or a second switch so the fan and light work on their own.
This is the most common mistake we fix on fans someone else installed.

A ceiling fan is heavy and it moves. Most standard light boxes aren't built to hold that weight and motion. Over time, a fan on the wrong box can loosen, wobble and even fall.
That's why we don't just swap the fixture. We make sure what's holding it up is rated for the job.
A fan that's too small won't move enough air. One that's too big can feel like a wind tunnel.
| Room size | Typical blade span | Example rooms |
|---|---|---|
| Up to about 75 sq ft | 29 to 36 inches | Small bedrooms, offices, laundry rooms |
| About 75 to 144 sq ft | 36 to 44 inches | Bedrooms and kitchens |
| About 144 to 225 sq ft | 44 to 52 inches | Primary bedrooms, family rooms |
| About 225 to 400 sq ft | 52 to 60 inches | Living rooms, great rooms |
| Larger spaces | 60 inches and up, or two fans | Open-concept rooms, large porches |
For comfort and safety, fan blades should sit high enough to clear heads and low enough to move air. In rooms with tall or vaulted ceilings, a downrod brings the fan down to where it helps.
In summer, set the fan to blow air down for a cooling breeze. In winter, reverse it on low speed to push warm air from the ceiling back down without a draft.
We wire your controls so the fan is easy to use every day.

Pull chains are easy to lose track of. Modern controls make your fan simpler to use.
Adding new lights while we're there? See recessed lighting installation.
Not a ceiling fan, but just as important for your home.
Bathroom moisture leads to peeling paint, mildew and mold. A properly sized exhaust fan vented to the outside clears steam fast.
Many older Marlboro bathrooms have small, noisy fans that vent into the attic. We replace them with quiet units ducted outdoors.
Plain-English answers to the questions homeowners ask us most.
Ceiling fans and controls from the brands most common in local homes.
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View All Service AreasUsually, yes. We check that the box is fan-rated and install one if it isn't.
A licensed electrician makes sure the box is rated, the wiring is right and the fan is balanced. It's also needed when new wiring or switches are added.
Loose mounting screws, an unbalanced blade, or a box that isn't fan-rated are the usual causes. We find and fix it.
Yes. We use the right downrod and an angled mounting kit for sloped and vaulted ceilings.
Yes. We can add a wall control or run an extra switch wire so each works on its own.
Yes, with a damp- or wet-rated fan made for outdoor use.
Book a ceiling fan install with a licensed Marlboro electrician. Safe mounting, quiet operation and easy controls.
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