Being a turn-key provider means we manage the entire lighting upgrade process from evaluation through installation and closeout, so your team doesn’t have to coordinate multiple vendors or internal resources.

We begin with a lighting and energy analysis and provide clear recommendations, including projected energy savings, return on investment, and payback information suitable for both operations and finance teams. Fixture selections are tailored to your specific application, and sample fixtures can be reviewed in advance.

We supply all required equipment and access, including lifts, and schedule installation to minimize disruption -- often working off-shifts or weekends when needed. Existing fixtures are removed and disposed of responsibly, with lamps recycled in accordance with EPA guidelines.

If utility rebates are available, we handle the application and documentation process. Flexible payment terms may also be available, allowing projects to move forward without upfront capital and enabling savings to begin immediately.

In many commercial and industrial facilities, lighting upgrades can reduce lighting energy use by 30–50%. Older systems often consume far more power than necessary to achieve required light levels.

By evaluating existing fixtures, operating hours, and lighting needs, we can determine where energy is being wasted and how modern LED solutions can significantly reduce consumption while improving performance. Results depend on the facility, but meaningful savings are common.

Yes. Modern LED fixtures are capable of producing equal or higher light levels than older systems while using significantly less energy. Many existing metal halide and fluorescent fixtures have already lost a substantial portion of their original light output due to normal depreciation over time.

LED systems maintain their light output much more consistently, which means properly designed LED upgrades often improve visibility and uniformity, not just efficiency. Light levels are evaluated as part of the design process to ensure the final result meets or exceeds your current requirements.

Older T-12 fluorescent and high-pressure sodium systems are among the least efficient lighting technologies still in use today. These systems typically consume more power, provide poorer color quality, and require frequent maintenance.

Modern LED alternatives deliver higher usable light output, improved color rendering, and significantly lower energy consumption. In many cases, replacing these systems results in noticeable improvements in both light quality and operating cost.

Maintenance teams are excellent at keeping facilities running, but large-scale lighting retrofits involve more than replacing fixtures. Proper planning requires evaluating light levels, electrical load, layout, mounting height, access requirements, safety, and disposal regulations, and we typically complete jobs in 2 days to 2 weeks.

A coordinated retrofit minimizes disruption, ensures correct fixture selection, and avoids costly rework. Using a dedicated team also allows your maintenance staff to remain focused on daily operations rather than managing a complex, time-sensitive project.

Occupancy and motion sensors reduce energy use by automatically turning lights off or dimming them when spaces are unoccupied. This is especially effective in warehouses, restrooms, storage areas, and other intermittently used spaces.

In addition to energy savings, sensors extend fixture life by reducing operating hours and help ensure lights are only used when needed. When properly applied, controls can significantly enhance the overall return on investment of a lighting upgrade.

A lighting analysis typically involves a site walk-through, review of existing fixtures, operating hours, and lighting needs. We gather the information needed to evaluate energy use, light levels, and potential improvements.

In most cases, initial findings and recommendations can be provided within a short time-frame, with more detailed analysis available as needed. The process is designed to be efficient and minimally disruptive to your operations.