Ceiling Fan Installation & Repair
The Woodlands, TX

Absolutely. Most people already have a style in mind — Home Depot, Lowe’s, Amazon, and Carol’s Lighting are all good places to find one. Once you’ve got it, I’ll install it.

Most fan boxes print a room-size guide right on the packaging, so start there. As a rough rule: large rooms and great rooms generally want a 52-inch or larger fan, standard bedrooms do well around 42-52 inches, and small rooms suit something smaller. Hunter has a good guide here.

Yes. High ceilings need the right downrod length to bring the fan to an effective height, and sloped or vaulted ceilings need a sloped-ceiling mount. Not every fan is compatible with every downrod, and longer rods are often a special-order item.  If you’re unsure, Carol’s Lighting has a great selection and can sell you everything you need.   A tall ceiling also means renting a taller ladder, which adds a little time and cost; I’ll always tell you that up front.

Most ceiling fan replacements take under an hour.

Yes — I work throughout The Woodlands, including Panther Creek, Alden Bridge, Cochran’s Crossing, Sterling Ridge, Grogan’s Mill, Creekside Park, College Park, Indian Springs, Town Center, and Shenandoah.

For customers in The Woodlands and Shenandoah, my rate is $120 per hour, plus a one-time $50 service call fee that covers my travel, insurance, and my fully stocked Ultimate Handyman Trailer. So the first hour comes to $170 total, and after that I bill in 15-minute increments at my hourly rate — you only pay for the time I’m actually working.

If materials are needed, I stop at the store on the way, show you the receipt, and add the exact cost to your invoice. What I paid is what you pay. Not a penny more.

Yes. My rate is $120 per hour, plus a one-time $50 service call fee — that puts the minimum at $170 for the first hour. Because of this, I always encourage my customers to make a list before I arrive. You’d be amazed how much I can knock out in an hour. See everything I do here.

It’s best to text me directly at 281-827-2614. During regular business hours I’m usually working in someone’s home. And when I’m on their clock, I want to be respectful of their time. And after business hours, I’m at home with my family. So unless you happen to call me when I’m between jobs, I typically don’t pick up my phone.

Yes. I hold TDLR Licenses #894 and #376398, and I carry $1M/$2M general liability insurance — so you’re covered no matter the job.

Yes. I only take jobs that I’m qualified for and have a lot of experience with, so I rarely get callbacks — but if something I did caused a problem, I come back fast and make it right. In my 10 years of doing this, I’ve only had to make one insurance claim.

Absolutely, I’d be happy to put you in contact with any of my customers (subject to their approval first of course). But you can also just google “Adam Taylor the Handyman” and read my reviews. I have over 100 5-star reviews and every one of them came from a neighbor just like you.