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Are ceiling fans out-dated?
we liked our ceiling fans. they're so useful! but are they out-dated?
Asked By Patricia | Madison, WI | 383 views | Remodeling | 1 year ago
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Chris Yochum
Dickson Realty
Most of the time ceiling fans are completely fine. If you are looking to replace items like this to add value and allow the home to sell for maximum value you may want to have a great local agent view the home to see what is recommended. In general, its rare that I recommend replacing anything like ceiling fans unless its broken/damaged. You never know what is going to be important to the right buyer for your home, though if things are broken/damaged then any buyer is going to want to see to it that they are fixed or offer less then would have if fixed.
- 1 year ago
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Lynne Pruell
Realty 100 LLC
Ceiling fans may not be the most cutting-edge or trendy home accessory, they are still a functional and practical option that can provide a range of benefits to a home
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Joanne Patience
Iron Valley Real Estate North Florida
Patricia, ceiling fans are very useful for circulating air; many people want them. I know I especially want the ceiling fan in my bedroom to keep me cool :) You should be fine if the ceiling fans are functional, not missing any blades or making a squeaking noise. If they are very large for the space or dated, then a small investment to replace them may go a long way. Your Realtor will provide you with suggestions and musts that should be done to get the home sold.
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Michelle Hatfield
EXIT Royal Realty
Ceiling fans are not necessarily outdated, as they can still provide a functional and energy-efficient way to circulate air and cool down a room. In fact, many modern ceiling fans are designed to be both stylish and efficient, with features such as energy-saving motors, LED lights, and remote control operation.
That being said, some people may view ceiling fans as outdated or old-fashioned in terms of aesthetics, and may prefer other cooling options such as air conditioning or sleeker-looking fan designs. Ultimately, the choice of whether or not to have ceiling fans in your home comes down to personal preference and the specific needs and style of your space.
If you are looking to update your ceiling fans, there are many options available to fit a variety of styles and budgets. Consider looking for fans with modern designs, energy-efficient features, and remote control operation for added convenience. Additionally, you may want to consider the size of the fan and the height of your ceiling to ensure that it will effectively cool your space without being too overwhelming or obtrusive.
- 1 year ago
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Jennifer Gurnell
William Raveis Real Estate
No. Google what a current fan looks like and compare it to what you presently have. Ceiling fans and light fixtures are a good ROI.
- 1 year ago
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