A ceiling fan is a simple upgrade — until it's mounted crooked, wired wrong, or the box behind it can't actually hold it. Watt's Right Electric installs ceiling fans safely and securely, with upfront pricing and no guesswork.
More than a style upgrade — a properly installed ceiling fan changes how a room feels and how hard your HVAC has to work.
A moving fan keeps a room's temperature more even year-round, in both summer and winter, when you reverse the blade direction.
Moving air feels cooler at the same thermostat setting, letting you raise the AC set point without losing comfort.
Modern, rustic, industrial, or classic — a well-chosen fan complements the room instead of standing out for the wrong reasons.
A fan that isn't secured to a rated box can fall. We verify the box and mounting before anything gets hung.
The wrong fan for the room — undersized, oversized, or hung at the wrong height — never performs the way it should, no matter how well it's installed.
Larger rooms need wider blade spans for effective circulation — an undersized fan just moves air locally without cooling the whole space.
Standard, low-profile (hugger), or downrod mounts each suit different ceiling heights — the wrong one hurts both airflow and clearance.
Modern, rustic, or traditional — we help you pick something that complements the room rather than fighting it.
An ENERGY STAR-rated fan uses meaningfully less power than a standard model for the same airflow.
Covered patios and outdoor spaces need a fan specifically rated for moisture and temperature swings — not a standard indoor unit.
Not every box is rated to support a fan's weight and motion — a light fixture box often isn't. We verify or replace it before mounting anything.
We check for damage or weakness that could compromise a secure installation, especially in older homes.
We confirm the wiring feeding the box is in good shape and appropriately rated before connecting a new fan to it.
We verify the circuit and, if you want it, wire in separate switch control for the fan and any integrated light kit.
Most installations are completed start to finish in a single visit.
We confirm the existing electrical box is fan-rated, or install a proper one if it isn't.
The circuit is de-energized at the breaker before any wiring work begins — no exceptions.
The bracket is secured, the fan is hung, and wiring is connected correctly — hot to hot, neutral to neutral, ground to ground.
Blades are checked and balanced, power is restored, and the fan is tested at every speed before we call it done.
We show you the seasonal direction switch, remote or wall control, and answer any questions before we leave.
A ceiling fan looks simple. Whether it's a safe, simple job depends entirely on what's already behind your ceiling.
On cost: installation pricing depends on the fan itself, mounting complexity, and whether any additional electrical work — like adding a rated box or a new switch — is needed. We assess your specific setup and give you an exact, upfront quote before any work begins, rather than a generic number that doesn't reflect your home.
What Tulsa homeowners ask us most before scheduling.
Yes — it requires a mounting bracket specifically designed for sloped ceilings to keep the fan properly aligned and balanced. We use the right bracket for your ceiling's angle rather than forcing a standard mount to work.
Cost depends on the fan you choose, how complex the installation is, and whether additional electrical work is needed — like installing a fan-rated box where one doesn't exist. We give you an exact quote after assessing your specific setup, before any work begins.
Depending on the scope of work, permits or code requirements may apply, particularly if new wiring or a new electrical box is involved. We handle that compliance as part of the job so you don't have to navigate it yourself.
Most installations take roughly two to four hours, depending on whether the existing box and wiring are already suitable or need work first. We'll give you a specific estimate once we've seen the space.
Yes, but it needs to be a fan specifically rated for outdoor or damp/wet locations — a standard indoor fan isn't built to handle moisture and temperature swings safely over time.
Counterclockwise in summer pushes air straight down for a cooling breeze. Clockwise in winter pulls air up and gently redistributes the warm air that collects near the ceiling.
A ceiling fan installed wrong isn't just annoying — a loose mount or bad wiring job is a real hazard. We treat every install with the same care as a bigger job.
Every installation is performed by a fully licensed Oklahoma electrician — not a handyman guessing at wiring.
You know the cost before we start. If the box needs replacing, we quote that separately — never sprung on you mid-job.
Most ceiling fan installs are done start to finish in a single appointment — no waiting on a follow-up trip.
We're your neighbors, not a franchise call center — and we reinvest locally, including in causes like Lost Dreams Awaken.
We tried to hang it ourselves and quickly realized the box wasn't rated for it. Watt's Right came out, fixed the box, and had the fan up and balanced within the hour.
Installed three fans across our house in one visit. No wobble, no noise, and they cleaned up completely before leaving. Exactly the kind of no-drama service you want.
Had a sloped ceiling in our sunroom that made me nervous about the install. They had the right bracket for it and it looks and works perfectly.
We install ceiling fans in homes and businesses throughout Tulsa and all surrounding communities.
Serving 19+ cities across northeast Oklahoma:
Already bought the fan, or still deciding? Either way, send us the room and the ceiling and a licensed Oklahoma electrician will tell you what the job actually involves.
Takes about a minute. We'll follow up the same day.
The estimate form didn't load.
Open it in a new tab, or just call us — either works.
Open the estimate form → ☎ (918) 972-0720