Installing a ceiling fan in Boston can range from $325 to $450 for a standard 8-foot ceiling with existing wiring. Adding a new circuit may cost an additional $150 to $300. For vaulted ceilings, expect to pay $75 to $125 more for extended downrods and scaffolding. Historic restoration medallions can add $50 to $90 to the total cost.
Professional installation ensures compliance with Boston's electrical codes and optimizes fan performance. Trade professionals benefit from accurate estimates, efficient project timelines, and expert handling of unique architectural challenges.
Ceiling fans can reduce heating costs by up to 10% and allow for a 4°F increase in thermostat settings during summer. Most installations pay for themselves within two seasons, especially when using Energy Star models.
Electrical permits may be required for new wiring. CountBricks manages all permitting processes, ensuring compliance and seamless project execution.
The Martins in Jamaica Plain integrated six ceiling fans with existing circuits, achieving a 12% utility bill reduction. CountBricks completed the project under budget, showcasing the efficiency of professional installation.
CountBricks AI simplifies multi-room fan projects by automating estimates and material mapping. This reduces errors and accelerates project timelines, providing significant cost savings for contractors.
A developer installed eight smart fans across three floors, saving $2,300 in labor costs. CountBricks AI expedited the process, ensuring timely tenant move-ins.
Whether managing a single installation or coordinating multiple projects, CountBricks offers speed, accuracy, and peace of mind. Visit CountBricks.com for more information.
