Ceiling Fan Services In Northern Kentucky

Adding a ceiling fan to your Alexandria, KY, area home is a great way to improve ventilation. Ceiling fans allow for better airflow and are effective due to their central position.

Located in Kentucky, Johnson Heating and Cooling is proud to provide quality custom electrical solutions. Need electrical construction, installation, or rewiring? Schedule your visit today.

Efficiency Equals Savings

On a warm summer's day, you can turn your ceiling fan on to keep cool and comfortable inside your home. It helps support your air conditioning system by circulating air.

When your air conditioner is supported by a fan, you can increase the temperature on your thermostat by 4 or 5 degrees without any reduction in comfort, helping you reduce your cooling costs!

In the market for a new ceiling fan? Johnson Heating and Cooling recommends purchasing one with the ENERGY STAR^® label-they are up to 40 percent more efficient than traditional models, according to the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE).

For more energy-saving tips, be sure to consult with our electricians. Call us today!

How to Use Ceiling Fans During Summer and Winter

On a warm day, you can rotate the fan counterclockwise to circulate cool air throughout your Kentucky home. On a cool winter's day, reverse it clockwise and run it at a low speed. This helps recirculate the heat that rises to the ceiling, keeping everyone inside warm and toasty.

Ceiling Fan Installation and Replacement

Ceiling fans are not a one-size-fits-all proposition. Your Johnson Heating and Cooling professional will need to take measurements to find one that fits the room where you want it installed. The span of the blades determines how much airflow it produces-the longer the span, the better the airflow. Contact your Johnson Heating and Cooling electrician for a full sizing guide.

For optimal airflow, the blades should be about eight feet from your floor. Here are two common mounting solutions:

• Flush Mounts
  If the room has a low ceiling, this is a simple and effective way to mount it. In this setup, the fan is flush with your ceiling.
• Down Rod Mounts
  In rooms with higher ceilings, down rod mounts may be necessary. A rod hangs from your ceiling, feeding the wiring to the fan. It also suspends the fan at the proper eight-foot length from the floor.

Ceiling Fan Switches

For your comfort and convenience, there are multiple options to control your ceiling fan. Here are the most common switches:

• Pull Chain
  Simple to install and simple to control, the pull chain is a classic option. Pull the chain located on the fan to turn it on and off and to control the blade speed.
• Wall Switch
  Wall switches allow you to control the fan like a light switch. They may contain several buttons including "on," "off," and "reverse," as well as a button to adjust the light (if your fan has one).
• Remote Control
  Power on and adjust from anywhere in the room at your leisure with remote control for your ceiling fan.
• Smart Fans
  Smart fans pair with your home automation system, allowing you to control your fan from anywhere in the world via your smartphone. Additionally, you can set energy-saving cycles, significantly reducing your energy expenses.