Commercial lighting contractor · Dallas–Fort Worth

Commercial lighting built for facilities, not just fixtures.

LED retrofits, warehouse high-bays, parking lot and site lighting, office and retail lighting, controls, repair and full-facility lighting projects across Dallas–Fort Worth.

Texas Electrical Contractor License #3346025+ Years Combined ExperienceCommercial · Industrial · Facilities
Core lighting services

One commercial lighting partner for interior, exterior and facility-wide work.

Lighting DFW is focused on the scopes facility managers, property teams and commercial operators actually buy: better light, fewer failures, lower maintenance burden and projects that fit the operating building.

Full-facility LED retrofit

Fixture-by-fixture conversion planning, replacement and controls for commercial and industrial facilities.

LED retrofit services →

Warehouse & high-bay lighting

High-bay upgrades, aisle and work-area lighting, controls and maintenance for warehouses and industrial space.

Warehouse lighting →

Parking lot & site lighting

Pole lights, area fixtures, wall packs, photocells, controls, retrofit and repair.

Parking lot lighting →

Lighting controls

Occupancy, scheduling, dimming and smart control strategies that fit the facility and project goals.

Lighting controls →
Project proof

Real commercial lighting scopes, not stock claims.

Representative work from the team behind Lighting DFW includes large fixture-count retrofit and replacement projects.

778-fixture critical-facility retrofit

A large retrofit scope involving 778 2×2 fixtures in an operating critical environment.

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278-fixture facility replacement

A separate multi-area project covering 278 fixtures, showing the team’s ability to carry coordinated lighting work beyond service calls.

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Commercial project portfolio

LED conversion, warehouse lighting, exterior lighting and lighting tied to broader facility improvement work.

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Built around operating facilities

The fixture is only part of the job.

Commercial lighting projects can involve lifts, access, shutdown windows, ceilings, controls, electrical capacity, tenant coordination and phased work. The project should be planned around the building—not the other way around.

  • Existing-condition and fixture-count review
  • Retrofit vs. replacement strategy
  • Warehouse and high-bay upgrades
  • Parking lot, security and exterior lighting
  • Lighting controls and scheduling
  • Repair and ongoing maintenance support
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Additional scopes

Commercial lighting from interior spaces to the property line.

Office & retail lighting

Troffers, panels, recessed, track, accent, task and common-area lighting for commercial interiors.

Interior commercial lighting →

Exterior & site lighting

Building perimeter, façade, wall packs, security and property lighting beyond the parking field.

Exterior lighting →

Repair & maintenance

Troubleshooting failed fixtures, drivers, photocells, controls, circuits and recurring dark areas.

Lighting repair →
Backed by Precision Lighting

Lighting specialization with licensed commercial electrical capability.

Lighting DFW is backed by Precision Lighting. For broader commercial electrical service, tenant improvements and dedicated power, visit Electrician Near Me.

Common questions

Commercial lighting questions

Do you handle full-facility LED retrofits?

Yes. Projects can include fixture counts, retrofit or replacement selection, controls, phased installation and coordination around active operations.

Do you work on warehouse and high-bay lighting?

Yes. Warehouse and industrial scopes can include high-bay fixtures, aisle and work-area lighting, controls and repair.

Do you repair parking lot lights?

Yes. Parking-lot and site-lighting work can include fixture replacement, LED retrofit, photocells, controls, wiring and related electrical troubleshooting.

Can lighting work be coordinated with broader electrical projects?

Yes. Lighting DFW is backed by a licensed commercial electrical operation, so lighting can be coordinated with circuits, controls and facility electrical work when required.

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