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4) put up fan, connect, test $75-100. So-total About $250-425 with no box there now, plus cost of fixture. A simple install to replace an existing fan, or install where the ceiling box was wired for a fan, would be only about $75-100.) put up fan, connect, test $75-100. So-total About $250-425 with no box there now, plus cost of fixture. A simple install to replace an existing fan, or install where the ceiling box was wired for a fan, would be only about $75-100.
Hereâs how you figure the operating costs based on ceiling fan wattage: 1  Multiply the watts by your utility providerâs rate per kilowatt-hour (kWh). 2  A ceiling fan rated 25 watts with a household rate of $0.15 per kWh would cost about $33 per year. Thatâs running 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Consider the costs of a larger, less-efficient fan of 75 watts and a higher electric rate of $0.25 per kWh.