Commercial Electrical
Warehouse Electrical
High-bay LED, power distribution and machine power for warehouses.
Overview
Warehouses and distribution centres run on reliable lighting and power. We install high-bay and low-bay LED lighting with motion and daylight controls that cut energy use dramatically, sized feeders for conveyors, packaging lines and battery-charging rooms, plus dock-door power, forklift charging stations and yard lighting. Our crews work around your shifts so racking, product and operations keep moving.
Benefits
- High-lumen DLC-listed LED high-bays with motion dimming
- Feeder and distribution sizing for real-world duty cycles
- Dedicated forklift and EV charging infrastructure
- Yard, dock and perimeter lighting built for Canadian weather
Our Process
Site walk & audit
We survey ceiling heights, aisle layout, existing service and utility bills to model savings.
Design & rebate paperwork
We propose a fixture layout, controls sequence and file BC Hydro rebate paperwork on your behalf.
Permits & staging
Materials are staged and permits pulled; work is phased around receiving and shipping windows.
Install & commissioning
Lifts and crews install fixtures, feeders, disconnects and controls, then commission and test.
Verification & handover
Lux-level readings, panel schedules and rebate documentation are delivered at closeout.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will we have to shut down operations?
No — we phase work aisle by aisle and use night shifts where required so shipping and receiving keep running.
Are BC Hydro rebates available?
Yes. Most LED high-bay retrofits qualify for BC Hydro Business Energy Savings incentives — we handle the paperwork.
Can you install forklift charging?
Yes, including dedicated ventilated charging rooms with eyewash-adjacent GFCI receptacles and proper feeder sizing.
What lumen output do you use?
Fixture selection depends on mounting height and task — typical warehouse aisles land between 20 and 40 foot-candles at floor level.
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