(678) 552-9399

Light Fixture & Ceiling Fan Repair in Newnan, GA

When a light fixture quits, flickers, or buzzes, or a ceiling fan wobbles, hums, or will not spin, Shocking Electric Solutions, Inc. finds the cause and fixes it. We repair light fixtures, ceiling fans, switches, and dimmers for homes in Newnan, GA and across Coweta County, and we tell you honestly when replacing makes more sense than repairing. Call (678) 552-9399, text (470) 516-7261, or book online.

Light Fixture Repairs

  • Fixtures that do not turn on even with a new bulb
  • Flickering, buzzing, or dimming lights
  • Worn or scorched sockets and loose fixture connections
  • Failed LED drivers in recessed and integrated LED fixtures
  • Dimmer problems, including LED compatibility; see dimmer switch installation
  • Light switches that are warm, loose, or do not work
  • Outdoor fixtures, photocells, and motion sensors

Ceiling Fan Repairs

  • Fans that wobble, rattle, or make noise
  • Fans that will not start, or only run on one speed
  • Light kits that stopped working
  • Pull-chain switches, capacitors, and remote receivers
  • Wall controls and fan-rated dimmers
  • Fans hung on boxes that are not fan-rated, which we replace with a rated box or brace

Repair or Replace?

A failed switch, capacitor, socket, or wall control is usually worth fixing. A fan with a failing motor or a fixture with a burned-out integrated LED often is not, because the parts can cost nearly as much as a new unit. We give you the cost of both options and let you decide. If you choose to replace, we handle the new installation; see our ceiling fan installation and lighting installation pages.

When It Is More Than the Fixture

Sometimes the fixture is fine and the problem is the circuit. Lights that flicker in several rooms, switches that feel warm, or a breaker that trips when the light comes on point to a wiring or connection problem. We test the circuit, not just the fixture. If you smell burning or see scorching, turn off the breaker and see our urgent electrical repair page. You can also read our guide on why lights flicker.

Safety Tips Until We Arrive

  • Turn off the switch or breaker for any light or fan that sparks, smells hot, or buzzes loudly
  • Do not keep resetting a breaker that trips when a light or fan turns on
  • Stop using a fan that wobbles badly or sounds like it is coming loose
  • Use bulbs no larger than the fixture’s rated wattage
  • Let a hot bulb cool before touching it

Most light and fan problems are not dangerous, but heat and scorching are warning signs. If a fixture or switch is warm to the touch or discolored, leave it off until it is checked.

What to Expect on a Repair Visit

  • We ask what you have noticed and when it started
  • We test the fixture, switch, and circuit to find the cause
  • We explain the fix and the price before starting
  • We make the repair, often on the same visit, or order the part
  • We test everything before we leave

Serving Newnan and Coweta County

We are based on Highway 16 West in Newnan and serve all of Coweta County, including Senoia, Sharpsburg, Moreland, and Grantville, plus nearby Peachtree City, Tyrone, and other communities within about 40 miles.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why did my light fixture stop working when the bulb is fine?

Common causes are a failed switch, a loose connection in the box, a worn socket, a bad LED driver, or a tripped breaker or GFCI upstream. We test to find which one.

Can you fix a ceiling fan that wobbles or makes noise?

Usually. Wobbles come from unbalanced blades, loose blade screws, or a loose mount. Humming can come from an incompatible dimmer or wall control. We tighten, balance, and replace the mounting box or control if needed.

Is it worth repairing an old ceiling fan?

Sometimes. If the problem is a switch, capacitor, light kit, or wall control, repair can make sense. If the motor is failing, replacing the fan is usually the better value. We give you the honest choice.

My fan light works but the fan does not. Why?

It could be the pull-chain switch, the capacitor, the receiver in a remote-controlled fan, or the wall control. We test each part.

Why do my lights flicker?

A loose bulb, an LED and dimmer mismatch, a loose connection, or a problem on the circuit. If several rooms flicker, it can point to a service or panel connection issue that should be checked promptly.

Do you repair outdoor lights?

Yes. We repair and replace porch, flood, and security lights, photocells, and motion sensors, and fix the weatherproof boxes and GFCI protection behind them.

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Schedule Light or Fan Repair in Newnan

Have a light or ceiling fan that is not working right? Call Shocking Electric Solutions, Inc. at (678) 552-9399, text us at (470) 516-7261, or book online. Our main line is voice only and cannot receive texts, so please use the text number for messages. You can also email info@shockingelectricsolutions.com. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM. We are at 1002 Highway 16 W, Suite A, Newnan, GA 30263, and serve Newnan, Coweta County, and communities within about 40 miles. Our work is backed by a 2-year warranty.