Ceiling Fans | Power King

🌀 Professional Fan Installation Services – Commercial & Residential Ventilation

Keep your space cool, compliant, and comfortable with a professionally installed fan system. As licensed electrical contractors, we handle everything from reinforcing industrial roof structures to running heavy-duty dedicated circuits, ensuring your ventilation operates safely, quietly, and efficiently.

🏡 Residential Cooling & Ventilation Upgrades

Ceiling Fan Installation | $175 – $250 per fan

Enhance your room's airflow and reduce reliance on air conditioning with a perfectly balanced overhead cooling system.

Best For: Bedrooms, living rooms, covered patios, and high-ceiling family spaces.
Included Labor: Assembly of fan components; secure mounting to an existing electrical box; precision balancing to eliminate wobbles; electrical wiring of fan and wall switch controls.
Exclusions: Does not include the ceiling fan hardware. If your ceiling lacks an existing fixture, or if the current electrical box is not rated for the weight of a fan, additional fees apply to run a new line or install an explicit heavy-duty fan-rated brace box.

Bathroom Exhaust Fan Installation | $200 – $350 per unit

Protect your home from mold, wood rot, and peeling paint by instantly venting moisture and humidity out of your bathroom.

Best For: Full bathrooms, master ensuites, and powder rooms prone to high humidity or low natural ventilation.
Included Labor: Removal of old fan unit; expanding the ceiling drywall cut-out (if upgrading to a larger model); wiring the new motor and integrated light/heater features; testing mechanical draft dampers.
Exclusions: Does not include the exhaust fan unit. Assumes existing ductwork to the exterior is present and reusable. Running brand-new ventilation ducting through the attic to a roof or soffit vent will incur separate HVAC routing fees.

Whole House Fan Installation | $800 – $1,800 per system

An eco-friendly, high-velocity cooling solution designed to pull cool evening air through your windows and flush hot, trapped air completely out of your attic.

Best For: Multi-story homes or properties looking to drastically slash summer utility costs.
Included Labor: Precision ceiling joist framing and drywall cutting to fit the massive intake shutter; secure structural mounting of the high-velocity fan housing in the attic space; running a dedicated electrical circuit from your panel; wiring a custom multi-speed wall controller or timer switch.
Exclusions: Does not include the whole house fan hardware system.
🚨 Attic & Structural Note: Final cost depends strictly on attic accessibility, ceiling height, and structural layout. Please note that we do not perform sheetrock repair, patching, or painting. Any ceiling drywall restoration or framing finishes required after the installation are the sole responsibility of the homeowner.

🏢 Commercial Airflow & Exhaust Upgrades

Commercial Downrod Ceiling Fans | $250 – $450 per fan

Heavy-duty, continuous-run overhead fans designed to equalize temperatures in large commercial spaces and lower overall HVAC demands.

Best For: Offices, retail retail floors, restaurants, fitness centers, and high-ceiling waiting rooms.
Included Labor: Assembly and secure anchoring of long downrod assemblies to commercial steel beams or wood trusses; balancing commercial-grade blades; running code-compliant wiring through surface conduit (EMT) or drop ceilings; installing industrial speed dial walls switches.
Exclusions: Does not include the commercial fan hardware or downrod extensions.

Commercial Restroom Exhaust Fans | $350 – $650 per unit

High-capacity, low-sone inline or ceiling exhaust fans built to meet strict commercial building codes and maintain clean indoor air quality.

Best For: Public multi-stall restrooms, office buildings, gas stations, and commercial facilities requiring high CFM (Cubic Feet per Minute) continuous ventilation.
Included Labor: Disconnecting and unmounting failing institutional units; checking local line voltage (often 277V in commercial buildings); mounting high-volume commercial exhaust boxes; wiring internal motors to automated occupancy sensors or existing commercial line switches.
Exclusions: Does not include the commercial exhaust fan unit or any external building masonry/roof ventilation duct alterations.

Warehouse HVLS (High-Volume, Low-Speed) Fans | $1,500 – $3,500+ per system

Massive industrial air-circulators (up to 24ft blades) engineered to keep enormous floor spaces cool, dry, and free of stagnant air pockets.

Best For: Industrial warehouses, manufacturing hubs, auto repair shops, and large distribution facilities.
Included Labor: Heavy-duty structural engineering attachment to structural I-beams or open bar joists using steel safety cables; plumbing and leveling the massive motor housing; running a dedicated high-voltage sub-circuit back to the distribution panel; wiring variable frequency drives (VFD) or digital automation control hubs.
Pricing Factors: Cost varies drastically by ceiling height (requiring scissor lifts or scaffolding), structural steel layout, and whether the system runs on 3-phase commercial power (208V/480V).
Exclusions: Does not include the HVLS fan assembly, VFD controller, or heavy equipment lift rentals (scissor lift pricing added to final invoice if required).

🛡️ Why Choose a Licensed Electrical Contractor?

High-Voltage Capability: Commercial facilities frequently operate on 277V or 3-phase 480V power systems. We are fully licensed to handle these high-voltage connections safely and legally.
Structural Integrity: Heavy fans and high-volume commercial systems create continuous vibration. We secure every industrial mount directly to building steel or structural framing to prevent structural failures.
Building Code Compliance: We ensure your new ventilation systems match your local jurisdiction's commercial air-exchange codes and occupant safety standards.