Ceiling and Exhaust Fans Installation Perth

No. Ceiling fan installation involves connecting to your home's wiring and must be carried out by a licensed electrician in Western Australia. This includes replacing an existing fan — not just new installations. IES provides fast, affordable fan installation with upfront pricing.

Blade span should match room size. As a guide: rooms up to 10m² suit a 900mm fan, 10–20m² suits a 1200mm fan, and larger rooms or open-plan areas may require a 1400mm+ fan or multiple fans. Alfresco areas typically require larger blade spans to move air effectively outdoors.

Yes. Exhaust fans must vent to the outside — either through the roof or an exterior wall — not into the ceiling cavity. Venting into the roof space causes moisture buildup, mould and structural damage. We install the appropriate ductwork and roof flashing to ensure correct external venting.

Yes, but it requires running a new cable from the nearest circuit, which adds to the installation cost. We'll provide an accurate quote for the full installation including any cable running required.

Absolutely. Running a ceiling fan alongside your air conditioner creates a wind-chill effect that makes the room feel cooler without lowering the temperature set point. Most homeowners find they can raise their AC thermostat by 2–3°C when using a ceiling fan, reducing running costs significantly.