Savings of up to 60% can be made when switching to LED, and sometimes even more! Old and outdated lighting within large commercial or industrial buildings can be responsible for up to 80% of onsite electricity usage. The cost savings made by the installation of new energy efficient lighting and controls typically result in the single biggest reduction in electricity consumption and carbon footprint. Savings of up to 60% are possible, with every penny saved contributing directly to net profit.

We will undertake a no obligation, comprehensive lighting survey on your building and provide you with a breakdown of the costs of your existing lighting. With one simple visit, we will factor in operating hours and electricity costs – providing a detailed report, offering recommendations of the changes you can undertake. Switching to LED will significantly lower your energy use and reduce your carbon footprint.

As well as supplying the lighting for your project, We offer a complete bespoke design and, if required, an installation service. We work closely with you from the start, ensuring everything fits and works perfectly, from testing through to commissioning and sign off.

We have access to the most leading and reputable brands on the market, ensuring every budget is catered for. We select the best products that work for your scheme, no matter what the brand. Customers’ needs drive our designs. Collectively, we find and develop energy saving technologies for you, whilst ensuring we work to the relevant workplace standards.

We are proud to consider the environment and focus on reaching sustainability and climate change targets.

We offer fully financed options. Our finance partners can demonstrate how you can fund your new lighting installation directly through your energy savings. Energy saving lighting provides a quick, guaranteed return on investment, typically within 24-36 months, with less than 12 months being possible in some cases. There are many indirect financial benefits including reduced lighting maintenance costs, better productivity in improved working conditions, and avoiding financial penalties of new stringent environmental regulations.