Electrical Installation & Repair Services
Ceiling Fan Installation
Cas Pro provides fast, safe, and professional ceiling fan installation and replacement for homes and businesses. Serving Vancouver, WA, Ridgefield, Woodland, and nearby areas.
Why Choose Our Electricians for Fan Installation?
We strive to be the company that you can rely on for complete honesty, integrity and solid work ethic & performance.
We bring You:
- Licensed & insured electricians
- 24 Years of experience
- 24/7 emergency service
- Competitive pricing
- 5-star customer reviews
Brighten and Power Your Space with Confidence
Professional Indoor Electrical Services
Ceiling Fan
Installation
Professional ceiling fan installation for better airflow, comfort, and energy efficiency.
Lighting
Installation
Clean, code-compliant lighting upgrades for any room from recessed lights to statement fixtures.
Electrical Outlet Installation
Add or upgrade outlets with confidence—perfectly placed and safely installed by our professionals.
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Common Questions
We Get Asked
Do ceiling fans use a lot of electricity?
No, ceiling fans are energy-efficient. They use around 30-75 watts per hour, which is far less than air conditioning. Running a fan will cost you only about $1-$2 per month.
How much should it cost to have someone install a ceiling fan?
In Washington state, professional ceiling fan installation typically costs between $150–$400, depending on complexity, ceiling height, and whether existing wiring is in place. HomeAdvisor
How do you balance a ceiling fan?
You can balance a ceiling fan by tightening screws, adjusting blade placement, or using a balancing kit. If wobbling continues, professional help ensures it’s corrected without motor damage. – Hunter Fan Company Balancing Guide
Do you need an electrician to install lights?
Yes, for safety and code compliance, it’s best to hire a licensed electrician—especially if wiring or circuits need modification. DIY attempts can risk electrical fires or insurance issues.
Can I install an electrical outlet myself?
Technically yes, but it’s not recommended unless you’re experienced. In Washington state, improper installation can violate code and pose serious hazards. Always consult a licensed electrician for peace of mind. – WA State Labor & Industries Electrical Permit Guidelines
Does my home require electrical maintenance?
Regular checks and on fire alarms and carbon dioxide alarms are something that is critical for life safety! Another thing to note is that every three years the national electrical code has updates for amendments needed, often for life safety reasons! If your home is 15 years old or more, you may want to consider having an evaluation done on your home to ensure the safety for you and your family.