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01/10/25, 12:14

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Scope of Works

 

• Isolate electrical supply and visually inspect fan, mounting, blades and accessible wiring

• test motor, capacitor and remote/receiver where fitted and measure supply at the ceiling connection

• tighten or replace loose fixings, balance blades and secure canopy or bracket

• replace common parts on site where possible (capacitor, blade set, pull switch, remote module) or advise if motor replacement is needed

• rewire or terminate to current wiring regs as required and test operation on all speeds and controls

• dispose of small replaced parts and leave a brief fault report; advise on any further works such as full replacement or scaffold

 

Typical Cost

 

Charge Type

Low £

High £

Notes

Call-out / Minimum

£65

£120

diagnostic visit and short repair included

Labour per hour

£45

£80

skilled electrician or appliance technician

Materials

£15

£220

small parts up to full motor or replacement fan

Disposal

£0

£30

small electrical waste; larger units may incur charge

Extras (e.g. scaffolding)

£0

£200

scaffold or MEWP for high ceilings or external access

TOTAL (most jobs come in here)

£120

£400

most straightforward repairs and part swaps; larger motor replacements cost more

 

Time on Site

 

Most diagnostic visits and simple repairs take 1–3 hours on site including testing and tidying; replacing a motor or ordering parts can extend the job to a return visit or a half day

 

Questions to Ask Your Tradie

 

• are you qualified to work on fixed wiring and will you isolate and test circuits before starting

• does your call‑out fee include diagnostics and a written estimate for further work

• which parts are commonly needed and what warranties do you provide on parts and labour

• will you need loft or external access and are there extra charges for working at height

• how will you protect floors and furniture and do you follow PPE and contamination control measures

• if parts need ordering how long will that take and do you charge for return visits

 

How to Avoid Surprises

 

• provide the fan model or a photo where possible so parts can be checked in advance

• clear the area under the fan and move fragile items out of the way

• check parking and access for a ladder or van and mention any narrow lanes or permit requirements

• advise your tradie about pets and provide safe access to lofts where needed

• confirm whether the job requires working at height permits or scaffolding in communal or listed buildings

• agree how replaced parts will be handled and whether you need a separate waste disposal or recycling charge

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