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St. Cloud · Osceola County
Ceiling Fan Installation

Ceiling Fan Installation in St. Cloud

ZIP codes
34769347713477234773

New and replacement fans, fans where there's no fixture, lanai and porch fans.

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About this service in St. Cloud

New fans, replacements, fans where there was no fixture before, and outdoor-rated fans for lanais and porches. Tell us about the rooms and ceilings and we’ll connect you with an independent electrical contractor.

New St. Cloud homes often have ceiling boxes pre-wired for fans in bedrooms and lanais, which makes installs quick. Older homes near downtown may need new fan-rated boxes and switch wiring. On screened lanais, choose damp- or wet-rated fans, and use a wall control rather than pull chains for fans mounted on high ceilings.

Permits

In St. Cloud city limits, permits go through City of St. Cloud building department. Outside city limits, through Osceola County Permit Center. The contractor normally pulls the permit.

Modern ceiling fan in a bright, high-ceilinged living room
Outdoor-rated ceiling fan on a covered lanai
At a glance

St. Cloud

County
Osceola County
ZIP codes
34769347713477234773
Permits inside city limits
City of St. Cloud building department
Permits outside city limits
Osceola County Permit Center

Signs and situations

Fan-rated support

A fan needs a box rated to hold it. A light-fixture box is often not enough.

No fixture yet?

Adding a fan where there's no ceiling fixture means running a new circuit or switch leg.

Lanai and porch fans

Outdoor fans should be damp- or wet-rated for where they're mounted.

Controls

Wall controls, separate light and fan switches, or remote kits.

Call about Ceiling Fan Installation

Before you hire

  • Ask for the Florida license number and check it on the DBPR license search
  • Ask whether a permit is needed and get the permit number
  • Get the estimate in writing, including what's not included
  • Make sure the final inspection passes and the permit is closed

Frequently asked questions

Often, if the ceiling box is rated for fans and properly supported. Fans are heavier than most light fixtures and they vibrate, so a regular light box can loosen over time. The electrician checks the box and the framing above it and installs a fan-rated brace box if needed. If you want separate wall control of the light and the fan, the switch wiring may need an extra conductor.

Still have a question? Call (844) 578-0475

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ZIP codes
34769347713477234773
Call (844) 578-0475