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We take great pride in our experience, expertise, quality, and customer service that we provide to meet the consumers needs. It is our mission to provide excellent workmanship and complete customer satisfaction from start to completion of a project. In order to understand the needs and expectations of our customers, we take great care to work and communicate with every customer in a professional manner. Our reputation is based on service, safety, and quality, regardless of how large or small the job.
"Only took two days and he was here! On time and quick work!"
christine f on January 2025
We take great pride in our experience, expertise, quality, and customer service that we provide to meet the consumers needs. It is our mission to provide excellent workmanship and complete customer satisfaction from start to completion of a project. In order to understand the needs and expectations of our customers, we take great care to work and communicate with every customer in a professional manner. Our reputation is based on service, safety, and quality, regardless of how large or small the job.
"Only took two days and he was here! On time and quick work!"
christine f on January 2025
Craftsman - design - carpentry - restoration - fabrication - handyman for home, auto, business, and commercial. Providing free estimates with attention to detail and completing projects that exceed customer expectations.
Craftsman - design - carpentry - restoration - fabrication - handyman for home, auto, business, and commercial. Providing free estimates with attention to detail and completing projects that exceed customer expectations.
My home service business can help you with most of your home repair and remodel needs. Something as small as a light fixture replacement to a full on kitchen remodel and just about everything in between. I am licensed and insured. I can provide references and estimates. Please contact me with your needs or remodel ideas today!
My home service business can help you with most of your home repair and remodel needs. Something as small as a light fixture replacement to a full on kitchen remodel and just about everything in between. I am licensed and insured. I can provide references and estimates. Please contact me with your needs or remodel ideas today!
In business since 1980. Now semi retired working 4-1 to 11-1 yearly. 1000's of satisfied customers.
In business since 1980. Now semi retired working 4-1 to 11-1 yearly. 1000's of satisfied customers.
Free Estimates & Designs, General Contractors, Financing Available
Free Estimates & Designs, General Contractors, Financing Available
I was successfully self-employed for 35 years as commercial and residential construction & remodeling general contractor, experienced in all phases, from setting footings to interior finish details. My work came from referrals, so I did not advertise. I am semi-retired, focusing on smaller projects like additions, remodels, decks, sun rooms, garages, installation/repair of drywall,tape & texture, fencing, flooring, windows/doors, hot tubs, etc or as an advisor/consultant on projects. I have professional-quality tools and equipment, 1 employee and an extensive network of other reputable contractors and tradespeople from this area for referral should your project have aspects outside of my scope. I have raised my family and worked in the FM area since 1981, and can provide quality, local references and a portfolio of past work.
I was successfully self-employed for 35 years as commercial and residential construction & remodeling general contractor, experienced in all phases, from setting footings to interior finish details. My work came from referrals, so I did not advertise. I am semi-retired, focusing on smaller projects like additions, remodels, decks, sun rooms, garages, installation/repair of drywall,tape & texture, fencing, flooring, windows/doors, hot tubs, etc or as an advisor/consultant on projects. I have professional-quality tools and equipment, 1 employee and an extensive network of other reputable contractors and tradespeople from this area for referral should your project have aspects outside of my scope. I have raised my family and worked in the FM area since 1981, and can provide quality, local references and a portfolio of past work.
"Be careful with their electrician named Jason. Jason is always smiling, but he is shockingly unprofessional. He is a blatant liar and deep down racist. We first had Jason and his colleague Jimmy for some electrical work in our house on May 17. Jimmy left early that day, and we raised our doubt to Jason about whether Jimmy was competent to do the job given what happened during their work. Jason explained that Jimmy has been in the profession for a long time and Jimmy is just "old", "forgetful", "not good at communication", "still learning how to do things", and "specialized in commercial work but not residential work." We made it clear to Jason that we were only complaining about Jimmy. Our handyman and friend Tom was all around that day and joined all the conversations. We had Jason back today (June 1) to finish off the project. Before Jason came into the house in the morning, he parked on our driveway and talked to our neighbor JO inside Jason's van for a while. It was JO who referred us to Charlie & Sons and he has done work with Jason several times previously. JO is like our child's grandpa and helps us all the time. Jason then came in and complete the work around noon. After Jason left, I came across JO on the sidewalk. JO was very upset with me and said he would never refer me to any contractors in the future. JO said, Jason told him that I accused Jason for being incompetent and unprofessional. Jason also told JO that he (Jason) knows everyone in the profession and he (Jason) would tell everyone not to take any work from me in the future. I told JO the story from our side, which JO apparently did not hear a word about from Jason. It was obvious to JO that Jason was backstabbing us in front of him. I came back inside and called Jason right away. I asked Jason why he talked to our neighbor about the business between him (Jason) and me. Jason denied right away. I repeated what he told JO, and JO was apparently very surprised that JO talked to me. Then Jason said he was talking to JO just as a friend. I questioned whether it was professional to talk to a friend about such a business matter and lie about what had actually happened between himself and me. Jason said "it is how we Americans do things" and then hanged up on me. Having moved to the US 10+ years ago, I have never met such sort of Americans! Here is what happened on May 17: Jason said the day before that he would show up at our place at 8 AM, and he did not show up until after 9:30 AM. We called him after 8 and he sent a colleague named Jimmy who arrived after 8:30. Our hired handyman Tom had to wait from 8 till Jimmy arrived to be able to start his work, and Tom had to explain which switch was connected to which light to Jimmy 5 or 6 times before Jimmy understood it and then Jason appeared. Tom had to explain everything again but now to Jason. Basically, we wasted more than one hour with Jimmy. When Jimmy and Jason started working, Jason had to explain to Jimmy how to do things multiple times, which made me wonder whether Jimmy was just an apprentice in spite of his age. It was apparent an educational project for Jimmy, rather than a house project which we pay by time. Jimmy even bumped himself once when he was trying to disconnect some wires. Jimmy had to get into our attic to do some work and did not put the insulation material back when he finished. He also left the attic access uncovered with the insulation material flying all over the place in the room. We had to ask our hired handyman to clean up afterwards. I was left wondering where Jason had found such a person to do our project. So we had a talk about our concerns before Jason left that noon."
Jim R on June 2022
"Be careful with their electrician named Jason. Jason is always smiling, but he is shockingly unprofessional. He is a blatant liar and deep down racist. We first had Jason and his colleague Jimmy for some electrical work in our house on May 17. Jimmy left early that day, and we raised our doubt to Jason about whether Jimmy was competent to do the job given what happened during their work. Jason explained that Jimmy has been in the profession for a long time and Jimmy is just "old", "forgetful", "not good at communication", "still learning how to do things", and "specialized in commercial work but not residential work." We made it clear to Jason that we were only complaining about Jimmy. Our handyman and friend Tom was all around that day and joined all the conversations. We had Jason back today (June 1) to finish off the project. Before Jason came into the house in the morning, he parked on our driveway and talked to our neighbor JO inside Jason's van for a while. It was JO who referred us to Charlie & Sons and he has done work with Jason several times previously. JO is like our child's grandpa and helps us all the time. Jason then came in and complete the work around noon. After Jason left, I came across JO on the sidewalk. JO was very upset with me and said he would never refer me to any contractors in the future. JO said, Jason told him that I accused Jason for being incompetent and unprofessional. Jason also told JO that he (Jason) knows everyone in the profession and he (Jason) would tell everyone not to take any work from me in the future. I told JO the story from our side, which JO apparently did not hear a word about from Jason. It was obvious to JO that Jason was backstabbing us in front of him. I came back inside and called Jason right away. I asked Jason why he talked to our neighbor about the business between him (Jason) and me. Jason denied right away. I repeated what he told JO, and JO was apparently very surprised that JO talked to me. Then Jason said he was talking to JO just as a friend. I questioned whether it was professional to talk to a friend about such a business matter and lie about what had actually happened between himself and me. Jason said "it is how we Americans do things" and then hanged up on me. Having moved to the US 10+ years ago, I have never met such sort of Americans! Here is what happened on May 17: Jason said the day before that he would show up at our place at 8 AM, and he did not show up until after 9:30 AM. We called him after 8 and he sent a colleague named Jimmy who arrived after 8:30. Our hired handyman Tom had to wait from 8 till Jimmy arrived to be able to start his work, and Tom had to explain which switch was connected to which light to Jimmy 5 or 6 times before Jimmy understood it and then Jason appeared. Tom had to explain everything again but now to Jason. Basically, we wasted more than one hour with Jimmy. When Jimmy and Jason started working, Jason had to explain to Jimmy how to do things multiple times, which made me wonder whether Jimmy was just an apprentice in spite of his age. It was apparent an educational project for Jimmy, rather than a house project which we pay by time. Jimmy even bumped himself once when he was trying to disconnect some wires. Jimmy had to get into our attic to do some work and did not put the insulation material back when he finished. He also left the attic access uncovered with the insulation material flying all over the place in the room. We had to ask our hired handyman to clean up afterwards. I was left wondering where Jason had found such a person to do our project. So we had a talk about our concerns before Jason left that noon."
Jim R on June 2022
At WISHEKS we want you to be 100% satisfied with your purchase. Our sincere goal is to provide an enjoyable shopping experience that encourages you to shop with us for years to come. On the rare occasion you receive a product that you just don't like or that doesn't match your décor, our experienced Customer Service staff is just a phone call away and will guide you through our easy return policy. At WISHEKS we want you to get exactly what you want and with our world-class product selection you can be sure you'll find the product that is right for you.
At WISHEKS we want you to be 100% satisfied with your purchase. Our sincere goal is to provide an enjoyable shopping experience that encourages you to shop with us for years to come. On the rare occasion you receive a product that you just don't like or that doesn't match your décor, our experienced Customer Service staff is just a phone call away and will guide you through our easy return policy. At WISHEKS we want you to get exactly what you want and with our world-class product selection you can be sure you'll find the product that is right for you.
Owner operated. Additional DBA: The Fan Doctor. Licensed electrician in New Hampshire & Massachusetts. Over 30 years experience.
"Excellent parts. Fast delivery."
William H W on April 2021
Owner operated. Additional DBA: The Fan Doctor. Licensed electrician in New Hampshire & Massachusetts. Over 30 years experience.
"Excellent parts. Fast delivery."
William H W on April 2021
Home improvement and repair. General Handiman. Will consider all projects.
Home improvement and repair. General Handiman. Will consider all projects.
Ceiling fan services FAQs
Many different types of ceiling fans are available to cool down your home.
Standard ceiling fans are the traditional-style fans made from plastic, wood, metal, or fiberboard.
Smart ceiling fans allow you to control it with your smartphone or voice commands.
Dual-motor ceiling fans have two motors that produce more airflow in multiple directions.
Energy-Star ceiling fans are similar to standard fans but can be up to 60% more energy efficient than other fans, lowering your utility bill.
Large ceiling fans work best in large rooms where the ceilings are between 10 and 25 feet high.
If you need to install electrical wiring for your new ceiling fan, contact a local ceiling fan installer to help with this project. If you’re not a licensed electrician, installing wiring yourself could be a code violation. Even worse, this project can be dangerous if not done correctly.
However, if you’re replacing an existing ceiling fan, and you are an experienced DIYer, you may be able to install it yourself. This option might involve purchasing a special ladder if you have a vaulted ceiling. Replacing a ceiling fan yourself can save on labor costs, but if you aren’t handy, be sure to call a pro.
Not every ceiling fan is best suited for every room type. The size of the room dictates the size of your ceiling fan. Consult a ceiling fan installer to determine the right fan for your room and reference this sizing information:
Rooms smaller than 75 square feet require a fan of 29 to 36 inches.
Rooms from 75 to 175 square feet require a fan of 42 to 48 inches.
Rooms from 176 to 350 square feet require a fan of 52 to 56 inches.
Rooms over 350 square feet require a fan of larger than 60 inches.
The time it takes to install a ceiling fan depends on whether you have existing wiring. If you’re swapping out one ceiling fan for another, it’ll take one to two hours for your ceiling fan professional to make the switch. However, if your ceiling fan installer needs to install wiring or if it's a difficult installation—places like high ceilings, porches, or attics—it could take up to four hours for complete installation.
The cost to install a ceiling fan is $250 on average, ranging from $85 to $605 or more, depending on the fan type and size and if additional wiring or switches are required.
Standard fans are typically the most cost-effective, ranging from $50 to $300 to install. Complex ceiling fans like rotational fans with a dual motor are usually the most expensive to install, ranging from $200 to $1,500. It’s important to note that installing a ceiling fan in a room without existing wiring is a very complex job that could cost up to $2,000.
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