Ceiling Fans costs, by state and province

Typical costs for ceiling fans per unit installed. Fan size, style, and whether wiring is already in place matter. Open a market below for a local estimate.

Ceiling fans range from budget $50 models to designer fixtures over $400. Installation adds $100 to $300 if replacing an existing fan, or $200 to $500 for new wiring. Energy-efficient models often pay for themselves in cooling savings.

Fan Styles and Sizes

Standard 52-inch fans cost $50 to $150. Low-profile hugger fans for low ceilings are $60 to $180. Outdoor-rated damp or wet location fans range $100 to $300. Smart fans with Wi-Fi and app control add $50 to $100 to the price.

Installation Costs

Replacing an existing fan with same wiring costs $100 to $200. Installing a new fan where none existed requires running wiring, adding $200 to $500. An electrician's per-hour rate is $75 to $150, and the job typically takes one to three hours.

Energy Efficiency and Features

Energy Star-rated fans use 20% to 30% less electricity than standard models, saving $10 to $30 per year. Features like remote control, integrated lighting, and reversible blades add $20 to $80. DC motor fans run quieter and cost $150 to $400.

Typical Ceiling Fans prices
ItemTypical range
Basic 52-Inch Fan$50 – $150
Low-Profile Hugger Fan$60 – $180
Outdoor-Rated Fan$100 – $300
Installation (replacement)$100 – $300

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