Lighting affects more than visibility—it impacts safety, energy use, and employee productivity. At 911 Construction & Electric Inc., we provide modern commercial lighting design and LED retrofit services throughout Los Angeles County, helping businesses reduce costs while meeting California’s strict energy codes.
Switching from fluorescent or halogen fixtures to LED lighting offers:
Up to 70% lower energy bills
Longer fixture lifespan (50,000+ hours)
Reduced maintenance costs
Improved brightness and color quality
Instant-on, flicker-free illumination
Most importantly, LEDs meet Title 24 efficiency standards—required for all commercial lighting upgrades in California.
Our electricians handle all aspects of your lighting project:
New construction and tenant improvement lighting
Office and warehouse lighting installation
Parking lot and exterior security lighting
Emergency exit lighting and code compliance
Smart lighting controls and motion sensors
LED retrofit conversions for older fixtures
We ensure every lighting project is fully compliant with:
California Title 24 Part 6 Energy Standards
Occupancy sensor and dimming requirements
Lighting control acceptance testing (LCAT)
Our licensed team handles all required documentation, permits, and inspection coordination with LADBS or your local city department.
Offices and corporate facilities
Retail stores and showrooms
Restaurants and hospitality venues
Warehouses and distribution centers
Schools and government buildings
We install advanced control systems that allow you to adjust lighting levels based on occupancy, daylight, or schedules—reducing energy waste and extending fixture life.
Our integrations include Lutron, Crestron, and Leviton smart control solutions.
Decade of experience in commercial lighting
Licensed, bonded, and insured electricians
Cost-saving energy audits and rebate support
Clean, professional installations with minimal downtime
Call 911 Construction & Electric Inc. today to schedule a commercial lighting consultation anywhere in Los Angeles County.
