Lighting we install on commercial sites
- Office and tenancy lighting. Troffers, linear LED, downlights and task lighting to the workstation layout, with switching and sensors zoned to how the space is actually used.
- Retail and hospitality. Track, feature and display lighting, and the dimming that makes a venue work after dark.
- Warehouse and high-bay. LED high-bays on lifts, motion and daylight control, and racking-aware layouts so aisles are lit, not roofs.
- External, security and car park. Wall packs, floods, pole lighting and the timers, sensors and photocells that run them.
- Emergency and exit lighting. Installed, tested and recorded to AS 2293, and picked up on our compliance testing rounds afterwards.
- EV charging for workplaces and fleets. Load-managed so several chargers share the supply you already have, rather than paying to upgrade it.
Upgrade or replace?
If the fittings are fluorescent, metal halide or early LED with failing drivers, replacement almost always pays for itself in power and maintenance. We do LED lighting upgrades as a standalone service with a fitting-by-fitting audit, so you can see the count, the wattage and the payback before deciding.
Working at height
Warehouse and facade lighting is done off an electric scissor lift or boom, by electricians with the tickets to operate them. That photo above is 1 of ours, on a commercial warehouse wall. If access is tight, we say so at the site visit and price the right equipment rather than improvise on the day.