Commercial lighting audit in Dallas
Do you know what your building's lighting is supposed to look like? Most owners and property managers only hear about it when something breaks. Our lighting audit and asset catalog shows you exactly what's installed, what's working and what to fix first.
Most commercial buildings have no lighting documentation
"Those two lights are out." "That side of the building looks dark." And the honest answer internally is often: "I'm not sure what's supposed to be there, or who installed it."
No record of what's installed
No documentation of fixture types, locations, drivers or controls. When something fails, everyone guesses.
No baseline for "working"
Nobody knows what the building should look like at full output, so problems go unnoticed for months.
No clear point of contact
When lights fail, maintenance guesses and vendors blame each other.
Hidden performance loss
Systems underperform because of poor installation, bad controls or no maintenance plan.
Underperforming vs. full output
Subdued, uneven lighting
Features barely visible. No one notices, because no one knows what "right" looks like.
Full design intent
Bright, even illumination that shows off the building's architecture exactly as designed.
Lighting clarity and control
An independent lighting audit plus asset catalog, so you know what you have, what's working and what to do when something fails.
On-site lighting audit
We walk the building and evaluate architectural, decorative, facade and feature lighting: fixture performance, controls and power, failure points and thermal issues.
Lighting asset catalog
The piece most buildings are missing: fixture types, locations, zones, system details and problem areas, documented as your reference point.
Performance & risk assessment
What's dead, what's failing, what was never properly commissioned, and where performance can be recovered without full replacement.
Priority actions
A clear list of fixes in order of impact, from quick wins to longer-term upgrades.
Two ways to start, quoted to your building
Lighting Audit + Asset Catalog
On-site walkthrough with verbal findings.
- On-site walkthrough
- Verbal findings & recommendations
- High-level asset documentation
- Immediate actionable insights
- No product sales pressure
Audit + Written Report
Full documentation with a priority action plan.
- Everything in Option 1
- Executive summary document
- Detailed documented findings
- Priority action plan
- Maintenance & ownership clarity
- Short-term and long-term roadmap
Every audit is quoted based on building size and scope. If the audit leads to a larger project, audit fees are credited toward the work.
Buildings where lighting matters
Hotels and resorts, casinos, hospitals and healthcare, stadiums and arenas, museums and cultural buildings, office towers, property management companies and asset owners across Dallas–Fort Worth.
What audits commonly uncover
- Systems that were never running at full capacity
- Incorrect driver sizing causing early failures and uneven output
- Control systems never properly commissioned: schedules not working, zones misconfigured
- Install shortcuts creating repeat failures maintenance can't solve
- Simple fixes that don't require replacing whole systems
- Lighting that no longer matches the building's original design intent
Planning a full upgrade? See commercial LED lighting installation and our guide to warning signs your building needs a lighting audit.
Lighting audit questions
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Stop guessing. Get clarity.
Tell us the building type, approximate size and location, and what's going on with the lighting. We'll follow up within one business day.