Commercial LED Lighting Upgrades
We replace fluorescent, metal halide and high-pressure sodium fixtures with DLC listed LED, so the facility draws less power, needs fewer service calls and lights more evenly.
Read moreWe upgrade warehouses, plants, offices and clinics across the Mid-Atlantic to modern LED, and we run the utility rebate program that pays for most of it. The assessment is free and there is no obligation.
DLC listed fixtures Licensed electricians 5-year product warranty Nights and weekends available
We help commercial and industrial businesses modernise their facilities with LED lighting and the energy-efficiency programs that fund it. Old fluorescent, metal halide and high-pressure sodium fittings cost money twice: once on the meter and again every time someone puts a lift up to change a lamp.
Our team runs every stage of the project. We assess the property, select the qualifying measures, prepare and submit the utility documentation, install with licensed electricians and complete the verification the program requires. You get lower consumption, fewer service calls and better light on the floor.
Smarter commercial lighting
Turnkey commercial lighting that improves how a facility performs while cutting what it consumes, from the fixture schedule through to the utility sign-off.
We replace fluorescent, metal halide and high-pressure sodium fixtures with DLC listed LED, so the facility draws less power, needs fewer service calls and lights more evenly.
Read moreWe run the utility side of the project: eligibility, measure selection, paperwork, pre-approval and post-installation verification, through PECO, JCP&L, Atlantic City Electric, Pepco, BGE and the Delaware Energy Efficiency Investment Fund.
Read moreHigh-bay LED and aisle-aware controls for racking, pick faces and loading docks, designed to the footcandle levels the operation actually works at.
Read moreSealed, vibration-rated and wash-down-rated fixtures for plants, processing floors and workshops, specified against the environment they hang in rather than a catalogue default.
Read moreOccupancy sensing, daylight harvesting and scheduling, so lights run at the level the space needs and switch back down on their own. Controls often carry their own rebate line.
Read moreOne team from the fixture count through to utility sign-off. We schedule around your operation, including nights, weekends and holidays, so production never stops for the lighting.
Read moreThese are the live commercial programs across our territory. Which one funds your project is decided by the utility serving your address, and we confirm that before anything is ordered.
Scroll or swipe for all 7. Program terms are confirmed for your service address at assessment stage.
Put your own figures in. The defaults describe a 7,000 square foot warehouse, which is the worked example from our own project history. Nothing is sent anywhere until you choose to send it.
This is an energy estimate only. It does not include the maintenance you stop paying for, and it does not subtract the utility incentive from the project cost. Both usually make the real figure better. We give you the exact numbers for your building at assessment.
Want the real figure? We count every fixture in the building and tell you what the utility will contribute before you commit to anything.
Send these figures with my assessment requestWe combine the technical side with the paperwork side. Most contractors do one of those well.
We identify which programs a facility qualifies for and manage the paperwork through approval, so the incentive is secured before the first fixture is ordered.
Installations are carried out by licensed electricians to manufacturer instructions and applicable electrical code, with minimal disruption to daily operations.
Every fixture we supply is DesignLights Consortium listed or equivalent, which is what makes a project eligible for prescriptive utility incentives in the first place.
Occupancy sensors and lighting controls are specified as part of the scope, not sold back later, because they carry their own incentive and their own savings.
Fewer lamp changes, fewer ballast failures and fewer lift call-outs. On maintained agreements we keep the fixtures running at no further cost to you.
Uniform light levels across aisles, work cells and car parks improve safety and make quality inspection and picking accuracy measurably easier.
Nights, weekends and holidays are normal for us. The lighting changes over while the floor is quiet and the operation runs the next morning as usual.
Products carry a 5-year warranty and installation workmanship carries 1 year, set out in writing rather than promised on a call.
Four stages. We do the work at every one of them, including the parts the utility is fussy about.
We walk the facility, count and log every fixture, record run hours and mounting heights, and confirm which utility territory you sit in.
We select the qualifying measures, prepare the application and supporting documentation, and hold the project until written pre-approval is issued.
Licensed electricians install the fixtures and controls on a schedule that fits around your operation, then remove and recycle the old equipment.
We complete post-installation verification for the utility, hand over the warranty documentation, and the lower bill starts on the next cycle.
Highland Hospital came to us to cut energy spend and reduce the maintenance load on its facilities team. Over several site visits our technicians counted and assessed every one of the facility's thousands of fixtures and built a full upgrade plan around them. The completed project cut annual lighting consumption from 2,250,456 kWh to 910,707 kWh, saving roughly 1.1 million kWh and more than $200,000 every year. That is money the hospital now spends on patient care instead of electricity.

Real projects, photographed on site. Warehouses, medical practices, houses of worship, gyms, workshops, retail and municipal buildings, each one counted, specified, upgraded and verified.
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From the Philadelphia counties through New Jersey and Maryland to Delaware. Which utility serves your address decides which program pays for the work, so it is the first thing we check.

Warehouses, light industrial units, offices, medical practices and retail across PECO's southeastern Pennsylvania territory. PECO publishes its incentive rates per kilowatt hour saved, so a well-specified retrofit is worth measurably more here than a rushed one.

The state splits between two programs. JCP&L BizSolutions covers the north and centre, Atlantic City Electric covers the south, and both require pre-approval before equipment is purchased. We hold every New Jersey project until the offer letter is in hand.

EmPOWER Maryland pays a share of the total project cost rather than a rate per fixture, which makes Maryland one of the strongest territories we work in. BGE covers Baltimore and the centre of the state, Pepco covers Montgomery and Prince George's counties.

Delaware funds efficiency work through one fund split in two by whether the organisation pays the Public Utility Tax. DNREC administers the commercial and industrial half, Energize Delaware the schools, local government and non-profit half. Both cap at $250,000 per address per calendar year.
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Find out what your building currently spends on lighting, what it would spend after an upgrade, and which utility programs it qualifies for. The assessment is free and there is no obligation.