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Mister Sparky of Tampa
3.9(
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Ceiling Fan - Repair

Serving Tampa, FL and surrounding areas

Approved

In business since 1996

Emergency services offered

Warranties offered

"Repaired my ceiling fan and electrical box. Had some dark spots on the electrical bars, some replaced all the bracers, placed wire in the wall which someone but not do."
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Fans to Panel replacements
We explain all repairs clearly
Background checked & drug free
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+14

472 neighbors recently requested a quote
Recommended by82%of homeowners
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2nd2none Home Improvements
4.8(
76
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Ceiling Fan - Repair

Serving Tampa, FL and surrounding areas

In business since 2002

Free estimates

"We needed some help on making some repairs on our 120 year old homestead house. Due to the age and historical interest of the house we are very careful (over protective) who we hired to work on the house. Lamont did a great job. He really understood what we wanted done. He also understood what could and what should not be done. The best reference we can give him is the fact we will be hiring him again and have recommended him to our friends. Finding a good handyman is hard, so glad we found Lamont."
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Recommended by98%of homeowners
McHugh's Residential Construction
4.5(
133
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Ceiling Fan - Repair

Serving Tampa, FL and surrounding areas

In business since 2004

Free estimates

"I just want to thank Bryan and his team of workers for the great work they did. My current kitchen was more than likely the original cabinets and countertops from when my place was built in 1984. After the MDF frames and laminate countertops started to really show there age I decided I needed to remodel my kitchen. I was looking to gut my kitchen; removing the drop ceiling, removing all the cabinets, opening up some walls, relocating the water supply for the refrigerator to another wall and updating the wet bar area with the same cabinets and granite as the kitchen. I asked five different contractors for a quote and only three responded. The three quotes ranged from $19K-$35K which caused me to try and quote out the job with Lowes/HD doing the cabinets and a handy man doing the demo and some of the final touches. After receiving their quotes back I realized Bryan’s quote was right on the money and slightly higher than a handyman/big box store for the cabinets and I felt it was a safer choice having Bryan, do all the work. His quote included all plywood cabinets where the rest were all MDF bases and while his cabinet supplier had fewer options to choose from than the big box stores, I was able to find one that suited my taste. I am truly grateful I chose Bryan and his team. The project took slightly under 5 weeks to complete and Bryan was very helpful every step of the way. His team cleaned up after themselves and allowed me to feel I was not living in an active construction zone during the remodel. Every day I could see significant progress and when the team ran into some issue opening one of the walls up due to AC lines Bryan was quick to give me a call and we came up with a solution that didn’t slow his guys down nor the project. The project went smoothly from start to end and in the end I am very pleased with the final product. It was a great help to rely on Bryan and his teams experience."
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+7

Recommended by95%of homeowners
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A Plus Handyman Services, LLC
5.0(
16
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Ceiling Fan - Repair

Serving Tampa, FL and surrounding areas

In business since 2022

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

A Plus Handyman service is a newer company based out of Central Florida area servicing the greater Plant City area including all of Hillsborough, Polk Counties and neighboring towns. We are a small family business that has 20+ years of maintenance experience. Our company was derived and crafted from the idea of working locally and bringing prosperity within our home town. We Pride ourselves on providing our customers with a satisfactory experience.

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Recommended by93%of homeowners
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FAQs for ceiling fan repair projects in Tampa, FL

Maintain ceiling fans by cleaning them. They have sealed bearings so they don't usually need any type of lubrication. You'll want to dust the blades regularly, using a vacuum cleaner to get into inaccessible areas. You may want to remove the light cover and clean it out and any exposed areas for dust. You may need to use a wet cleaning solution of some kind, particularly on fans near kitchen areas, where grease buildup mixes with dust to create grime that can destroy your fan.

Common reasons include worn-out components from constant use, loose or faulty wiring, accumulated dirt and grime interfering with moving parts, electronic component failure, and physical damage from impacts. Motor capacitors may fail after years of operation, causing intermittent function or complete failure. Bearing issues can create excessive friction that eventually freezes the motor. Regular maintenance can help prevent these issues.

When a ceiling fan’s motor capacitor fails, it interrupts the essential electrical flow required for the fan’s proper operation. The capacitor is a compact but critical component responsible for initiating and regulating the power surge during startup and continuous operation. Without a functioning capacitor, the fan loses momentum, may experience stuttering speeds, and ultimately ceases to operate completely. Replacing the capacitor immediately restores the normal electrical balance, ensuring that the fan operates safely and efficiently while maintaining its intended airflow and performance levels.

Ceiling fans typically last between five and 15 years, averaging 10 years. Factors affecting lifespan include usage frequency, quality of materials, and routine maintenance. Environmental conditions also impact longevity. Ceiling fans installed in humid bathrooms or outdoor settings generally deteriorate faster than those in climate-controlled living spaces. Regular cleaning and prompt repairs can extend a fan's life and maintain its performance.