Utility rebate expertise
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.

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Every building type puts a different demand on its lighting. A cold store is not an office and a gym is not a clinic, so we specify to the environment rather than to a catalogue default.
Seven building types we work in most often. If yours is not listed, the assessment is still free.
High-bay LED that lights the aisle floor and the top rack evenly, so pickers read labels at height without a torch and forklift traffic is visible end to end.

Industrial-grade fixtures rated for the heat, vibration, dust and wash-down that a production floor actually puts them through, with the light levels inspection work needs.

Even illumination across pick faces, staging and dock doors, with controls that dim the quiet zones and bring them back the moment someone enters.

Low-glare panels and troffers at comfortable colour temperatures, with daylight harvesting on the window line and scheduling on the floors that empty at six.

Accurate colour rendering so stock looks like it does in daylight, accent lighting on displays, and a lower fixed cost per square foot every month.

Flicker-free classroom lighting and impact-rated high-bay for sports halls, installed in term breaks so nothing disrupts the timetable.

Consistent, high colour rendering illumination for clinical areas, corridors and waiting rooms, phased ward by ward so the facility keeps running.

The building type changes the specification. It does not change how we run the project.
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.

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.