LED retrofits, new light poles, pole repair, photocells and timers, underground wiring, and photometric plans for shopping centers, warehouses, offices, HOAs, and commercial properties — from Miami and Fort Lauderdale to West Palm Beach.
A well-lit parking lot is essential for safety, security, and a professional appearance. We provide commercial parking lot lighting installation, LED upgrades, pole lighting, security lighting, and electrical work for shopping centers, warehouses, office buildings, restaurants, apartment complexes, schools, and medical offices.
We also handle the electrical infrastructure behind the fixtures — conduit, underground wiring, dedicated circuits, panels, disconnects, photocells, and timers — all built to Miami-Dade code.
For pole and high-mount work we schedule boom lifts sized to the job, so we can reach fixtures safely without tying up your lot longer than needed.
Improved visibility and safety.
Better nighttime security.
Lower energy consumption.
Reduced maintenance costs.
Longer fixture lifespan.
Better customer and employee experience.
We analyze your property layout, lighting requirements, and compliance needs.
We design a lighting system that meets Miami-Dade illumination standards (County Code Section 8C-3), the same standards reviewed during building recertification.
Our team installs fixtures, poles, and wiring safely and efficiently.
We confirm the system meets all local regulations and performs as expected.
Many cities in Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach require a photometric study to prove that a parking lot meets minimum lighting levels — for new construction, site plan approvals, lighting upgrades, and Miami-Dade building recertification. We prepare these studies as part of our service: we measure existing light levels on site, model the lot and fixtures, identify dark or non-compliant areas, and design the upgrade that brings the property into compliance.
When the city requires a signed and sealed certification, we coordinate it with a Florida-licensed engineer so your submittal is complete.
Request a Photometric StudyA photometric plan is a lighting layout that shows how light is distributed across your property and identifies dark or non-compliant areas. In Miami-Dade, building recertification requires a parking lot illumination certification, signed and sealed by a Florida-licensed engineer or architect. We prepare the photometric study and upgrade the lighting so the certification can be completed. Learn about building recertification electrical repairs.
We are based in Miami, but our parking lot lighting work goes well beyond Miami-Dade. We have completed projects for commercial properties in Broward and Palm Beach County, and we design every installation to meet the local code and site plan requirements of the city where the property is located.
In Miami-Dade, parking lot lighting is also part of building recertification, which requires an illumination certification signed by a Florida-licensed engineer or architect.
Yes. We troubleshoot and repair fixtures, poles, photocells, breakers, timers, wiring, and commercial outdoor lighting systems.
Yes. We serve commercial properties from West Palm Beach to Homestead, including Fort Lauderdale, Pembroke Pines, Hollywood, Delray Beach, Boca Raton, and Wellington.
Yes. We replace or repair poles damaged by vehicles, storms, or corrosion, including the base, wiring, and fixture, and we schedule a boom lift when the job requires it.
Yes. We prepare the photometric studies that city codes and Miami-Dade building recertification require, including on-site light-level measurements and an upgrade design. When a signed and sealed certification is required, we coordinate it with a Florida-licensed engineer.
Yes. LED systems typically consume less energy and require less maintenance than older commercial lighting technologies — often saving up to 60% on electricity bills.
In Miami-Dade, yes. The recertification packet (formerly the 40-year recertification) must include a certification, signed and sealed by a Florida-licensed engineer or architect, that parking lot illumination meets County Code Section 8C-3. A photometric plan is a common way to show compliance, and we upgrade the lighting so your engineer can certify it.
It depends on property size, number of fixtures, pole height, and existing electrical infrastructure. LED upgrades often reduce long-term operating costs. Contact us for a custom quote.
Contact us to schedule service or request a free estimate. Our team is ready for your next project.
