Last winter, I climbed up on a ladder to clean the cobwebs from the corners of the ceiling in the study room. I noticed a significant difference in temperature between the floor level and standing on the latter; Sitting on the couch, I’d need to wear a jacket to keep warm, but at the top of the ladder, I was covered in sweat while wearing a T-shirt, but this told me that the heat from the boiler was flowing from the supply vents and rising straight up. I was genuinely paying higher than necessary biweekly utility bills, then plus, the boiler was working extra hard, using more energy and at bigger risk of a malfunction. I did some research and found that ceiling fans are a wonderful way to improve the comfort and efficiency of the home. The circulation of the blades works to respectfully distribute the air. In the summer, the ceiling fans create a cooling effect and lessen demands on the air conditioning system. In the winter, by reversing the direction of the blades, the fan helps to push the heat down from the ceiling! Ceiling fans are available in a wide variety of sizes, styles and prices, however modern possibilities include cordless remotes, LED lights, multiple speeds and all sorts of extra features. I originally hoped to handle the replacement on my own. When I realized that the ceiling fans are rather heavy and periodically require special reinforcements, I decided to hire a licensed electrician. The electrician completed the project abruptly, respectfully and with no mess, then he made sure that the ceiling fixtures are respectfully balanced and operating safely and quietly.