For a straightforward like-for-like ceiling fan replacement in Australia, expect an electrician to charge about $150–$300 in labour, plus call‑out.
A brand‑new fan typically costs $80–$400, while a used one might be $30–$150—handy if you like bargains and mystery rattles.
If you’re adding a new location (no existing wiring/support), budget roughly $300–$700 total, more for high ceilings, tricky roof access, or heritage ‘character’ that fights back.
Extras like remote modules or wall controllers add around $50–$120, and an isolation switch may be required by your sparkie.
Regional rates vary, but most licensed electricians in Australia sit around $80–$120 per hour; always insist on a compliance certificate.
All up, most installs land between $250 and $900 depending on fan, wiring and altitude of your ladder.
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