#ceiling fan installation price singapore

Seven fan brands and two specialist shops, every price read on 22 September 2026. A DC ceiling fan with an LED light now starts at $169, so the $400 Climate Voucher can cover the whole fan. It cannot pay for the electrician, and the same KDK can cost $70 more at the wrong shop.

Swapping one light switch is the most ordinary electrical job in a Singapore flat, and the published price for it runs from $40 to $90 across the eight companies below. We read every rate off each company's own website, first on 8 September 2026 and again on 15 October, and the price lists have moved under us. Electrician24.sg now prints the lowest switch band at $40 to $80, after SG Handyman Engineering took its itemised list down; SG Handyman publishes a power-trip table instead, priced separately for office hours, after hours and 24/7 emergencies. Get Electrician has replaced its 29-line rate card with a single figure, from S$100 for any job, diagnosis included and typically absorbed into the bill if you go ahead. Daylight Electrician, the most reviewed name here at 4.9 from 3,269 Google reviews, starts the same switch at $90 and charges from $86 just to change a light bulb, though its rates are stated to include labour and transport. FixMove is open 24 hours with published bands, and it is the only one that says what its prices include: its terms state every figure on the site is GST-inclusive, and that only the hour you start moves the price, so a Saturday afternoon costs the same as a Wednesday afternoon. Two of the eight tell you to check the worker who turns up on EMA's register, FixMove on its licences page and Mr Electrician on its HDB LEW page. Electrician24.sg still advertises two different first-time discounts on the same page, 20% off in the hero and $20 off in the pricing table. And the thing none of them do: not a single company on this page publishes an EMA Licensed Electrical Worker number, even though EMA runs a public register you can search in two minutes.