Parking Lot & Site
- Parking lot LED conversions
- Building exterior lighting
- Wall packs
- Canopy lighting
- Security and perimeter lighting
6601 Lyons Rd. Suite C4 Coconut Creek, Florida 33073
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Better light. Lower operating costs.
Less maintenance.
Lighting Management converts entire commercial and industrial properties across South Florida, from the parking lot and building exterior to warehouse high bays and the controls that run them.
Swapping a lamp gets you through the week. Converting a property changes how it looks, how much it costs to run and how often anyone has to climb a pole again. We start with what is actually installed on your site, measure the light you have now, then design the replacement area by area.
That means the parking lot, the wall packs on the back of the building, the canopy over the entrance, the high bays in the warehouse and the controls that decide when all of it turns on. One crew, one scope, one schedule.
Aging fixtures dim slowly enough that nobody notices, until you see the same space lit properly. Drag the handle to compare this warehouse before and after an LED conversion.
Warehouse high bay lighting, photographed before and after an LED conversion.
Most conversions touch all four of these at once. We can also phase them across budget years so the highest cost areas go first.
We walk the property, count and photograph every fixture, and note run hours, dark spots and anything already failing.
We measure the light you actually have today, so the new design is built on your property instead of a catalog assumption.
Each area gets the right fixture and the right control, whether that is a photocell, a timer or occupancy sensing.
One written scope with a price ceiling, your calculated savings, and any utility rebates we can apply on your behalf.
Licensed electricians, our own bucket trucks and lifts, then a final walk to confirm light levels and controls.
No subcontracted labor and no handoff between the person who wrote the proposal and the person on the lift.
Portfolios rarely convert in a single weekend. We build a program that runs across multiple buildings and budget cycles, with the same fixtures, the same controls and the same standards at every location.
You get one point of contact, one proposal format and a schedule that works around tenants, deliveries and business hours.
Convert the highest cost areas first, then work down the list as budget opens up.
Same color temperature, same fixtures, same look at every property in the portfolio.
Night and early morning work so parking areas and loading docks stay open.
Even coverage instead of bright pools and dark gaps, with none of the orange cast that aging HID fixtures leave behind.
LED fixtures run far longer than metal halide or HPS, which means fewer bucket truck trips and fewer emergency repairs.
LED fixtures draw meaningfully less power than the HID they replace. We calculate your figure from your own fixture count and run hours.
Better lit parking areas, entries and perimeters, and camera footage that is actually usable after dark.
Photocells, timers and occupancy sensing keep lights off when nobody needs them, without anyone having to remember.
Manufacturer fixture warranties plus our own workmanship, handled by the same team that installed it.
Lots, storefront facades and pylon signage.
High bay aisles, loading docks and yard lighting.
Ramps, stairwells and level by level coverage.
Lot rows, display islands and service bays.
Parking areas, walkways and building perimeters.
Entry gates, walkways and garage levels.
Patios, entry canopies and guest parking.
Production floors, storage areas and yards.
Serving Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties from our shop in Coconut Creek.
Most single-property conversions run between a few nights and a couple of weeks, depending on fixture count and how much of the work has to happen after hours. You get the schedule with the proposal, before anything is ordered.
Rarely. We work section by section and cone off only the area under the truck. For busy retail and restaurant sites we usually run the work overnight so the lot is clear before opening.
Often, yes. If the poles are structurally sound and the housings are in good shape, a retrofit kit is the cheaper path. If they are corroded or the wiring is failing, we will show you what we found and quote full fixture replacement instead.
We remove them, bypass or pull the ballasts, and handle disposal. Fluorescent lamps and older ballasts are managed according to Florida disposal requirements.
Rebate programs change year to year and by utility. During the assessment we check what is open for your account and, when a program applies, we prepare and submit the paperwork as part of the project.
From your own numbers. We take the fixture count and wattage we recorded on site, your run hours and your utility rate, then compare that against the proposed fixtures and controls. That figure goes in the proposal next to the price.
We walk your property, count what is installed, measure your light levels and come back with a written not to exceed proposal. No obligation to move forward.
Tell us the property type and address. We will get a crew out to look at it.
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