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Yes or No to ceiling fans in rentals?
I have a rental duplex in Lakewood, Ohio. This older home has older ceiling fans in the bedrooms.
I'm planning to replace all the fans with LED light but wanted to hear peoples experiences on this.
My thoughts are, ceiling fans are another object in a rental that break a lot, they get dusty and gross, and these don't provide much light to the rooms. Tenants never change the lightbulbs on them, and not sure if they even get used. An LED lights up the room so much better and does not get dusty.
No, the house does not have central air, but this is Ohio so A/C window units are commonly used for the couple months of the year they are needed.