Ceiling fans, fan boxes & new fan circuits in Guadalupe, Santa Barbara County. Local electricians, upfront pricing and fast scheduling.
(833) 652-8933 Request a quoteA ceiling fan cuts cooling costs through Guadalupe summers and keeps rooms comfortable year-round. Phasethree Electric installs and replaces ceiling fans in Guadalupe homes, including running new wiring to rooms with no existing fixture, installing fan-rated boxes and braces, and setting up remotes, wall controls and smart integration.
We run a new circuit or tap an existing one, install a fan-rated brace box that holds the weight and vibration, wire separate light and fan controls, and balance the blades so the fan runs quietly.
Wobbling, humming, a light kit that stopped working or a fan that only runs on one speed usually points to a worn capacitor, a loose box or a bad switch. We repair or replace fans in Guadalupe the same visit.
Damp- and wet-rated patio fans, industrial garage fans and fans on vaulted ceilings with downrods and extension poles. Serving Guadalupe and nearby Nipomo, Santa Maria, Casmalia, Oceano. Call (833) 652-8933.
We provide ceiling fan installation throughout Guadalupe and the surrounding communities of Santa Barbara County.
Yes. We run new wiring from the nearest circuit or the panel and add a wall switch.
Yes. Standard light boxes are not rated for the weight and motion of a fan. We install a fan-rated box.
A replacement on an existing box takes under an hour; a new install with wiring takes two to four hours.
“Our breaker kept tripping every evening. The electrician found a bad neutral in about twenty minutes and had it fixed before dinner. Fair price, no upsell.”
Maria G.“Tesla Wall Connector installed in the garage in a couple hours. Clean conduit run, app set up, and they showed me how to schedule off-peak charging.”
Samantha L.“Called at 11pm with sparks from a bathroom outlet. Someone was here within the hour and made it safe, then came back in the morning to finish.”
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