Light fixture, switch and ceiling fan repairs

Fixing lights that don't work, broken fixtures, switches and ceiling fans that don't spin or are noisy.

A light that doesn't come on is often just a dead bulb. When a new bulb doesn't fix it, the problem can be the fixture, the switch or the wiring, and an electrician tracks it down.

Ceiling fans that don't spin, wobble or make noise are usually repaired or balanced. Some are simply replaced.

What our reports priced these at

WorkMost homesMiddle priceBased on
Replace light bulbsAbout $150The 17% of homes where it was priced
Replace a light fixture housing$150 to $200$160Limited number of homes
Fix a ceiling fan that doesn't work$100 to $270$150Limited number of homes
Fix a noisy ceiling fan$150 to $190$160Limited number of homes

What HomeCloud reports priced this fix at in homes we evaluated Sep 2025 to Oct 2026. The range is the middle half of homes; the middle price is the median. Your price comes from a written estimate for your home.

What affects the price

Bulb or wiring
Replacing a bulb is quick. Tracking down a bad switch or loose wire takes longer.
Ceiling height
High ceilings and stairwells need taller ladders and more time.
Repair or replace
A new fixture or fan adds the cost of the fixture itself, which depends on what you pick.

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