Pole & fixture repair
Diagnosing and repairing pole-mounted fixtures that are flickering, dim or completely dark.
Parking Lot Lighting
Lit lots are safer lots, and safer lots are a smaller liability.
Pole and fixture repair, photocell troubleshooting and LED conversions that keep your parking lot fully and evenly lit.
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Finding and fixing the photocells and controls behind lights that turn on and off at the wrong times.
Ballast & driver replacement
Replacing failed ballasts and drivers, the most common cause of a dead or flickering fixture.
LED conversions
Converting outdated HID or metal-halide fixtures to LED for longer life and lower energy costs.
Underground wiring & conduit repair
Tracing and repairing the underground wiring and conduit that pole-mounted lighting depends on.
Frequently asked questions
How often should parking lot lighting be inspected?
A quarterly inspection and maintenance schedule is common for commercial lots, catching failing fixtures, ballasts and photocells before they turn into a fully dark section of the lot.
Why do some parking lot lights flicker or go out?
Flickering or dead fixtures are usually caused by a failing ballast or driver, a bad photocell, or a wiring fault, and on pole-mounted lighting some of that wiring runs underground, which takes specialized equipment to trace and repair.
Is it worth switching to LED parking lot lighting?
LED fixtures generally last several times longer than older HID or metal-halide bulbs and use less energy, so converting during a repair or upgrade often pays for itself over time in reduced maintenance calls and lower electricity costs.
What happens if my parking lot is unevenly lit?
Uneven coverage usually means one or more fixtures have failed or the original layout no longer matches how the lot is used — an inspection can determine whether it's a repair, a repositioning, or an added fixture that solves it.