New and replacement ceiling fans
Coordinate fan size, location, mounting, wiring, and controls.
Fans and outlets
Fans and outlets, placed for everyday comfort.
Add or replace the devices you use every day with attention to wiring, support, placement, and circuit needs.
Small changes, everyday impact
Comfort and access where you need them.
A fan needs secure support and useful controls. An outlet needs a practical location and an appropriate electrical path.
Toma Electric helps evaluate the existing wiring, mounting, placement, controls, equipment, and circuit needs behind these everyday improvements.
For replacement projects, share what is there now. For a new location, show where the device would be most useful and what it needs to power.
Project scope
Fan and outlet services.
Improve comfort and access to power with installation details matched to the device and location.
Fan support evaluation
Review whether the electrical box and mounting support suit the fan.
Fan switches and controls
Consider wall controls, remotes, wiring, and equipment compatibility.
Standard and GFCI outlets
Match outlet type and placement to the intended location and use.
USB-equipped outlets
Add convenient charging where device use and the electrical setup support it.
New or relocated outlets
Review access, wire path, circuit, wall conditions, and planned load.
Dedicated equipment outlets
Plan around the equipment specifications, location, and circuit needs.
Outlet and switch troubleshooting
Evaluate dead, loose, damaged, warm, or inconsistent devices.
Helpful before we talk
Show the device and the place.
Photos of the current condition and product information help define what the installation may require.
- Photos of the current fixture or outlet
- Fan or equipment manufacturer and model
- Ceiling height or outlet location
- Existing switch or control setup
- What the outlet needs to power
Fans + outlets FAQ
Before the install.
Can a ceiling fan replace an existing light fixture?
Sometimes. The electrical box and mounting support must be suitable for the fan’s weight and movement, and the wiring and controls need to fit the equipment.
Can an outlet be added anywhere?
Placement depends on access, existing wiring, circuit capacity, wall conditions, intended use, and applicable electrical requirements.
Where are GFCI outlets needed?
Requirements depend on outlet location and applicable code. The project should be evaluated based on the property and intended use.
What should I do about a warm, buzzing, sparking, or discolored outlet?
Stop using it. Turn off the circuit if it is safe to do so and arrange prompt evaluation. If there is smoke, fire, shock, or immediate danger, contact emergency services.