Historical project documentation. Knight Group is a registered and insured handyman company serving St. Petersburg, Pinellas County. This page does not offer licensed electrical, plumbing, HVAC, structural, pest-control, or regulated mold contracting. Eligible finish and documentation work is quoted separately; regulated portions are routed before we schedule.

This ceiling fan repair gallery is historical project documentation in St. Petersburg, Pinellas County. Knight Group does not present itself as a licensed electrical contractor. Eligible hang and finish work on an existing box is quoted in writing; new circuits and permit work go to a licensed electrician.

The on-site work was completed by Vince Knight, co-owner and Field Operations Lead in July 2026.

The branded composite on this page was built from 3 before shots, 4 process shots, 2 after shots uploaded on the ticket — not stock photography.

Historical project photo: Ceiling fan repair — before & after

How this visit was performed

Vince Knight described the completed work in the job record as follows. Customer address, phone, and job price are omitted from this public page.

Faucet leaking in back bathroom. Install new faucet and supply lines. Tested no. I took apart both fans noticed the codes in dip switches did not match. Disconnected power and removed dip switch. Matched codes and reinstalled. Fan in living room now works but suspect dip for bedroom fan is broken as it did not link up. Bedroom fan will need new switch ordered or fan replaced Replaced leaking faucet in back…

How the ceiling fan assessment was handled

Property managers in St. Petersburg, Pinellas County need a closeout they can show an owner. This ceiling fan assessment composite is that closeout.

Confirm the existing box
A fan-rated box and solid support are the gate. If they are missing, the job routes to licensed electrical.
Like-for-like hang
When the written scope allows, swap on the existing support and keep the circuit unchanged.
Balance and wobble check
Run the fan through speeds and confirm the light kit if one is in scope.
Document routing
Photograph the completed hang and note any licensed follow-up.

What homeowners in this market actually search

Ceiling fan replacement and wobbly ceiling fan searches are common after storms and after cheap fans eat their bearings. Balance kits do not fix a box that was never meant to carry a fan. On this page we highlight fan light repair, wobbly ceiling fan, ceiling fan replacement because those phrases match the condition in the photos, not because we bought a keyword package.

Why this fails in Pinellas County

Gulf humidity and afternoon storms make a loose canopy a rattle factory. Tighten and document rather than ignoring the noise.

Booking a similar visit

Standard published rates remain $150 first hour / $75 after, with specialty work at $200 / $100, and no two-hour minimum on small eligible jobs. This page never lists what this specific property paid. Get a free written estimate through the booking form or call (813) 649-3341. Read electrical assessment and licensed-trade routing, Pinellas County coverage, and current pricing before you decide. Local page: St. Petersburg handyman.

After the crew leaves

If the fan starts to wobble again, stop using it and send a photo of the canopy. Do not keep running a loose fixture.

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Knight Group remains a Safety Harbor company. Vince Knight completed this ceiling fan assessment visit for a St. Petersburg, Pinellas County property, and the composite is the public record of that closeout. If your condition looks like the before photos, start with pictures and a short description rather than a leftover time window. Arrival windows we quote are 8–10, 10–12, or 12–2; we do not invent split windows to fill a board.

Internal pages worth reading next include handyman services, service areas, and Vince’s journeyman plumbing background when the question is diagnosis versus a licensed plumber. None of those pages replace the photos on this job.

Knight Group remains a Safety Harbor company. Vince Knight completed this ceiling fan assessment visit for a St. Petersburg, Pinellas County property, and the composite is the public record of that closeout. If your condition looks like the before photos, start with pictures and a short description rather than a leftover time window. Arrival windows we quote are 8–10, 10–12, or 12–2; we do not invent split windows to fill a board.

Internal pages worth reading next include handyman services, service areas, and Vince’s journeyman plumbing background when the question is diagnosis versus a licensed plumber. None of those pages replace the photos on this job.

Ask us to confirm lawful scope or coordinate the licensed trade before scheduling.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What to know about historical project: Ceiling fan repair — before & after in Pinellas County before you schedule.

How do I get a price before anyone starts?

Request a free written estimate. Defined small scopes can often be flat-rate; mixed punch lists may be hourly depending on access and materials. Standard published rates are $150 first hour and $75 after, with specialty work at $200 and $100. This gallery page does not publish what this specific job billed.

What can Knight Group quote around a licensed-trade project?

Knight Group can quote eligible documentation, access, cabinet, drywall, caulk, texture, paint, and finish closeout stated in its own written scope.

What should I prepare before the visit?

Clear access to the work area, note any prior repairs, and list parts you already purchased. Photos through the booking form help us bring the right tools on the first trip.

Are you registered and insured?

Knight Group Handyman Services LLC is registered and insured in Florida. We perform handyman-scope repairs and refer licensed trades when a permit or specialist is required.

Does this historical page mean Knight Group currently offers regulated trade work?

No. Current electrical, plumbing, HVAC, structural, permit-required, pest-control, and regulated mold work is routed to an appropriately licensed or registered provider.

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