Fixed-price supply and installation from £389, all‑in. Send us four photos of your ceiling and we'll confirm if your room is suitable.
Get your fixed priceCommon across America, Australia, India, the Gulf and West Africa for generations — the standard, unglamorous answer to a hot room. Now, after four summers of records, they're increasingly finding their way into British homes too. Not a novelty. Just the normal thing we skipped.
Your photos are the survey. That's how we can confirm a fixed price up front — and send a qualified local electrician who's already seen the job.
Your ceiling, the room, the light switch — 90 seconds on your phone. We'll show you exactly what to snap.
We check your photos and confirm your fan, your price, and that your room is suitable — one all-in figure, no surprises.
A qualified local electrician arrives with the right fan and the right kit — because they've seen your photos too.
Most installations take under 90 minutes. Fan, light, remote — working before they leave.
Two simple choices: the fan that suits your room, and the installation your ceiling needs. Every price includes fitting by a qualified electrician, the electrical certificate, and the fan's full manufacturer warranty — confirmed as one fixed figure before you pay.
Fantasia — British-supplied, next-day delivery. Honest fans at honest prices.
Fantasia — the UK pioneer since 1985. Near-silent DC motors, 10-year motor warranty.
Henley — carved solid-wood blades, whisper-quiet, lifetime motor warranty.
Your four photos tell us which one your ceiling needs. We confirm it before you pay a penny.
Most homes start with two — the bedroom, where you notice the heat at night, and the living room, where you spend your evenings.
When your electrician fits more than one fan in the same visit, there's only one call-out to cover — so every room after the first gets £120 off its installation. Tell us how many rooms in the booking and we'll price them together.
You did — and you'd still need to get it up there. Industry cost guides put a one-off ceiling fan installation by an electrician at £230–£510, averaging around £340 — so the “cheap” route usually lands at £300–£570 all told, before you've checked the fan and electrician are even compatible. And budget fans usually mean a humming motor, wobbling blades and a one-year warranty. Our installation price buys a photo-scoped job, a fixed figure confirmed up front, a qualified electrician who's seen your ceiling before arriving, and the certificate for the work. And if you've already found a fan you love, we'll just fit that one — install-only below.
Already bought a fan you love? Installation-only from £249 — just tell us in the booking.
Every summer is hotter than the last. Here's how the ways of staying cool stack up.
Hogs the floor, rattles on your desk, gets packed away every September — and next June you buy another one.
Pick a fan yourself, find an electrician willing to take a small job, hope the two are compatible. £250+ once you add it all up — and you're the project manager.
A quiet DC motor overhead makes a room feel noticeably cooler. One fixed price, qualified installation — and it's your light too.
Every fan we fit has a winter mode. Flick it into reverse at low speed and it gently pushes the warm air pooled at your ceiling back down to where you are — so the room feels warmer without touching the thermostat.
It's why ceiling fans make sense in Britain all year round, not just for six hot weeks. Summer downdraft to keep you cool; winter updraft to stop your heating drifting straight past you.
And unlike fixed air conditioning — which needs an outdoor condenser unit bolted to your wall, and often planning permission and freeholder or landlord consent to go with it — a ceiling fan is a straightforward internal job. No outdoor unit, nothing fixed to the outside of the building. If you rent or you're in a flat or a leasehold, it's often far simpler to arrange than air conditioning.
Britain's new to ceiling fans. Ask away.
The opposite. The low-energy DC-motor fans we fit use around 3–30 watts depending on speed — roughly a penny or two an hour at typical settings. Left on all day through a hot week, it costs less than a coffee.
They work on you, not the room. Moving air evaporates moisture from your skin — the wind-chill effect — so a room at 26°C feels closer to 22–23°C under a fan. It's the same reason a breeze feels good on a hot day.
Mostly the motor. Cheap fans use AC motors that hum and buzz; the DC motors we fit are near-silent and use a fraction of the power. You're also paying for balanced blades that don't wobble, a proper multi-year manufacturer warranty rather than twelve months, an integrated LED light and remote, and qualified installation certified for the work. It's the difference between something you tolerate and something you forget is even there — until the room's cool.
It becomes your ceiling light. Every fan we fit has an integrated LED light and remote control — most work with your existing wall switch too. You lose nothing and gain a fan.
That's exactly why an electrician fits them. Every installation uses a fan-rated fixing secured to the ceiling structure — never just the old light fitting's screws — and your photos tell us in advance if your ceiling needs extra support, so it's priced in, not discovered on the day.
Yes — and it's cheaper per room when we do them together. There's only one call-out to cover for the whole visit, so each room after the first costs less than booking it on its own. Tell us how many rooms in the booking and we'll price them as one job.
If the ceiling structure differs materially from what's visible in your photos, your electrician explains the difference and confirms any change with you before starting — and if you'd rather not go ahead, you cancel on the spot for a full refund.
Leave your postcode and email and we'll send your photo checklist straight away. Reply with four photos of your ceiling and we'll confirm your fixed price, whether your room is suitable, and available dates.
No spam, no lead-selling, no obligation. Just your price and your dates.
We're building the UK's installer network for ceiling fans — surge work in the exact weeks your diary goes quiet. Every job arrives photo-scoped, priced, and paid for before you're offered it. No quoting, no chasing invoices, no paying for leads that go nowhere.
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