You haven't stated what is wrong with the fan or what needs to be repaired. Based on the part you are showing, I assume the light no longer works. Does this fan have an LED light or is your intention to convert it to an LED to save energy? I am not a fan expert, but I an not aware of a residential ceiling fan having a ballast. It might be possible if it uses a fluorescent bulb. This fan looks like a Hampton Bay fan in Home Depot. You can purchase a new one for about $180. A quote to take down the old one and replace it with a similar one for $1000 seems a bit high in my opinion.

there is a name that plant forum ... also.. many bee balm smell like earl gray tea when leaf is brushed or crushed.. or at least fairly reminiscent of the mint family it belongs to... ken

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Some roses *abhor* being pruned, and will die back from the point they are cut. Some teas (true teas, NOT hybrid teas), chinas, and even some close species hybrids resent anything but the lightest pruning. The "all roses take to heavy pruning...' should ONLY refer to modern hybrids, such as hybrid teas, floribundas, etc. Even some polyanthas resent heavy pruning, as they tend to produce the sprouts for their next flush just behind the current panicle. But anyway...yes, we need a photo. Add it in a new comment, and make sure you let the photo fully load (it will go from faded, to sharp/clear) before you hit submit.