How long does it typically take to install a ceiling fan where there is no electrical connection in place?

Answer: 3-4 hours
Explanation: Installing a ceiling fan where no electrical connection exists typically takes 2 to 4 hours, depending on the location and access. The process involves running a new circuit or tapping into an existing one, installing a fan-rated electrical box, properly anchoring the support, and wiring a switch or remote control. Factors like attic access, ceiling height, wall type, and finished surfaces can affect the time required. At Solaris Electric, we always complete the job to code-compliant standards and offer clean, professional installation with minimal disruption to your home.

Answer: 4-5 hours
Explanation: ?? 1. Electrical Rough-In Time • Running new cable from the panel (or nearest AFCI-protected circuit) to the fan location and switch box: ? 2–4 hours depending on: • Access to attic or crawlspace • Distance from the panel • Wall fishing difficulty ? ?? 2. Installing Fan-Rated Ceiling Box • Cut-in and secure a fan-rated box between ceiling joists: ? 0.5–1.5 hours • More time if access is tight or framing is odd ? ?? 3. Installing Switch + Wiring • Cut in switch box, fish wire, connect properly: ? 0.5–1 hour ? ?? 4. AFCI Protection • If the circuit is new and from the panel, you’ll install an AFCI breaker: ? 0.5–1 hour • If tying into an existing AFCI-protected circuit, verify compatibility and code compliance ? ?? 5. Hanging and Wiring Fan • Mount and wire the ceiling fan (includes balancing blades, verifying operation): ? 1–1.5 hours

Answer: 1-2 hours
Explanation: Depending on access, in the location for the fan, we strive to be quick, clean, and efficient with every installation. We typically can run power, set, switch, and install the fan with a support box, in about 2 hours.

Answer: 1-2 hours
Explanation: Its always a case by case basis but most of the time we get it done between the time frame provided. if we need to cut walls we offer tailored options were we take care of the repairs as well.

Answer: 2-3 hours
Explanation: Depending on location and accessibility we look at all jobs individually no job is the same

Answer: 2-3 hours
Explanation: Typical Fan rough in where there is no electrical can range from 2-4 hours. it varies depending on home. If there is access to an attic, or if the walls need to be cut open to run electrical wiring.

Answer: 4-5 hours
Explanation: Cut drywall to expand the existing switch box to one size larger. Disconnect the wires inside the box and remove the box. Drill into the attic from the opening and tie on the new Romex. Drill a 4" hole in the ceiling and install a remodel fan box (you can also drill your hole and install a new construction fan box inside the attic). Pull the wire up using your bit into the attic, and take it to the new box. Hang the ceiling fan, install the new switch box, wire the switches, and install the wall plate. Clean up dust/debris.

Answer: 2-3 hours
Explanation: Depends if there is attic space or not above that ceiling

Answer: 3-4 hours
Explanation: The timeframe only covers electrical portion no drywall repair included

Answer: 4-5 hours
Explanation: This will need wire to be ran from electrical panel up to the attic space and over to the destination. It will also requiree boring holes in studs and partially opening walls, supporting wires to studs, fan may require assembly, installing a breaker in the electrical panel, landing wires on the breaker and in box where fan needs to be mounted, splicing wire, checking voltage and testing fan for operation.

Answer: 1-2 hours
Explanation: We simply cut in a box, run some wire, and get you powered up. We here at Shepherd Electrical know how to get the job done, right, the first time.

Answer: 2-3 hours
Explanation: If we have to install all of the wiring for a ceiling fan, we basically have to start from scratch. Locate a source that we can intercept the power for the fan, install the wiring, install the fan box securely, assemble the fan, and then install the fan.

Answer: 3-4 hours
Explanation: There is many factors that can influence the time it takes to install a new fan such as attic access, current electrical system, type of fan, and much more. It does take on average 3-4 hours for a new fan installation with a 2 man team.

Answer: 3-4 hours
Explanation: Each installation will be unique depending on your home, and access above the ceiling. If you have an attic, it would be fairly easy to install. Manufactured homes with no access above the ceiling are more challenging. For these installations, options can be limited.

Answer: 2-3 hours
Explanation: All Depends on attic space and where you have to pull power from.

Answer: 1-2 hours
Explanation: The biggest factor when installing ceiling fans that still require the wiring is; do you have an attic above the desired area where the fan is to be installed? This will tell us how simple or complex the installation will be. Another consideration is how will the fan be controlled? If you are comfortable using the pull chains on the fan, it makes the installation easier. If you are planning on using a remote, it will need to be programmed and in some cases the receiver will need to be installed at the ceiling in the canopy. The last option is controlling the fan with switches on the wall. This is usually a good option when no attic is available because a power source will be required for the fan and an existing wall switch is often the best place to get power from. Taller ceiling will also require more time but it is a minimal consideration. Purchasing a quality ceiling fan will also save time because in most cases they will not need to balance after the fan is hung.

Answer: 3-4 hours
Explanation: If a switch is needed it needs a power cable ran. Then a switch cable is needed to be ran from added switch location to new electrical box rated for ceiling fans. Also included is the time to complete switch and wall plate install and complete fan install. As well as clean up.

Answer: 2-3 hours
Explanation: It's hard to give an answer to these type of questions without physically being at a house to see what is involved I always tell a customer it will be more money and take longer to get the job done so that they are not surprised usually I finish much faster and lower cost than what I told them but if I do face the problem the customer is already aware of it that's how I conduct my business total honesty no surprises

Answer: 5-6 hours
Explanation: Every job is different. You never know what your going to find inside walls. Especially in older homes.

Answer: 2-3 hours
Explanation: Typically what happens is we start by centering the new box in the ceilingin then cutting the hole in the drywall. Next we install the new box after that we insert new electrical wire in the Hollow of the wall once the opening for the new switch box is installed After that. We build the fan and hang it DONE.

Answer: 2-3 hours
Explanation: It typically takes two to three hours to install a new fan. That includes basic labor to install ceiling fan with favorable site conditions. Layout location and cut mounting hole. Mount ceiling fan support bracket in ceiling joists. Add or modify NM-B wiring from existing circuit and fixture. Place and secure fan, switch and trim plate. Includes planning, equipment and material acquisition, area preparation and protection, setup and cleanup.

Answer: 2-3 hours
Explanation: Finding power, installing a switch and wiring, assembling the fan, testing and cleaning up.

Answer: 2-3 hours
Explanation: This will vary greatly depending on whether there is access to above the location to above the ceiling fan, but if there is attic access and electric service in the attic it usually takes around 3 hours.

Answer: 3-4 hours
Explanation: some work will be easy and some is difficult all depends on the house attic space

Answer: 1-2 hours
Explanation: It is required to catch a power source from a separate location in order to install a new ceiling fan with no power at the location.

Answer: 1-2 hours
Explanation: Determine location, locate power source, run wire from source to switch to fixture

Answer: 2-3 hours
Explanation: Cutting opening ,Attic access

Answer: 2-3 hours
Explanation: Run new wire

Answer: 6-7 hours
Explanation: Access is the key to running new power for a ceiling fan. Must have attic space above or drywall has to be cut to run the wires in the ceiling. Install a fan rated box . Assembly of the fan and the install.

Answer: 2-3 hours
Explanation: You may have to weave wire through ceiling joists

Answer: 2-3 hours
Explanation: 1/2 hour to run wire across attic 1 hour to fish wire down wall and cut in switch box 1/2 hour to fish wire down to panel and install new breaker 1 hour to assemble fan mount fan box hang fan wire and clean up.

Answer: 2-3 hours
Explanation: Usually when there is no junction box for the ceiling fan, the electrical must be pulled from an existing outlet and then a switch needs to be installed also thus all wires need to be run from wall to ceiling area.

Answer: 2-3 hours
Explanation: Have to measure the room and layout where to cut in the box, install a steel heavy duty fan box, snake wires in for a switch box, or convert a switched outlet to a fan switch, open and assemble the ceiling fan there are many different models ( some are easy some are more time consuming ), install the fan and switch, most people want a remote control unit so we install that and your done.

Answer: 2-3 hours
Explanation: this would depend on the amount space in your attic the smaller the space the more difficult it becomes to run wire and properly install bracing for fan

Answer: 3-4 hours
Explanation: You will need to first find an electrical source and possibly cut sheet rock or snake wires, then you need to put in an approved paddle fan box with wiring, after that install fan and switching

Answer: 2-3 hours
Explanation: My services are quite efficient will snake new wiring to proposed switch location as well as the actual fan location. Power is required and will run wiring to panel as well

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: The time is depended on where and electrical connection can be made, if there is a switch or if one needs to be added and how far a distance it is from the light fixture. It also is affected buy access to the space needed to install the wiring.

Answer: 3-4 hours
Explanation: supply proper support to hold the fan

Answer: 2-3 hours
Explanation: May take more or less time depending on access to fan location.

Answer: 1-2 hours
Explanation: Depending on the distance to the closest junction point and the accessibility of the crawl space this can vary between 1 to 3 hours in most cases.

Answer: 1-2 hours
Explanation: New wiring required.

Answer: 2-3 hours
Explanation: You would have to run electricity. Also fish all lines.

Answer: 2-3 hours
Explanation: You have to cross brace the ceiling rafters to support the fans weight,then run your wire into the wall the wall to the hole you precut,installing a switch and box,once that's done connect fan and run wire from switch to closest J-box

Answer: 2-3 hours
Explanation: While in a perfect world it could take 1-2 hours, I like to be up front with customers and let them know that things can always go wrong and to let them know what the worst case scenario is. Of course if it only took 1-2 hours that is all we would charge for.

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: It depends. Is there attic space? Is it going to be a swag type install? Does wiring have to be pulled?

Answer: 4-5 hours
Explanation: When there is no current electrical connection, this means attic work. Attics can be full of surprises and this time frame allows for those.

Answer: 2-3 hours
Explanation: First you need find the circuits where you fan will be connected as well the size of the Breaker then you need to secured the bracket for the Fan

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: This would depend on access to the ceiling. If there is an attic above it would typically take less time than having to fish wires through the walls and ceiling.

Answer: 1-2 hours
Explanation: Assuming single story ranch with no outlet support or wireing, 1-2 hours depending on number of switches added and amount of wire needs to run doesn't include time for material pickup