Professional LED Lighting in Peachtree City, Georgia

Common Challenges

• Inconsistent coverage leaving dark playing areas

  Poor pole placement and aiming create dark zones and uneven illumination that disrupt evening play.

• High energy bills from inefficient fixtures

  Legacy metal-halide systems use much more power; LED upgrades commonly cut consumption by 50% or more.

• Incorrect controls and poor wiring cause failures

  Incorrect controls and poor wiring cause outages, costly repairs, and neighbor glare over time.

How We Help

• Even lux distribution across the entire court

  Pole placement and fixture aiming deliver even lux over the surface, reducing dark spots and improving playability.

• Up to 50% lower energy consumption with LEDs

  LED fixtures and efficient drivers cut energy use by around 50%, lowering operating costs and runtime for court lights.

• Programmable dimming and scheduling control

  Controls enable grouped dimming, schedules, and remote operation to match hours of use and limit glare to neighbors.

• Weather-rated fixtures for durable operation

  IP65-rated LED fixtures and sealed wiring resist humid summers and reduce maintenance on recreational and residential courts.

• Written proposal with aiming and wiring plan

  You receive a written scope showing pole locations, fixture models, aiming diagrams, and electrical routing before work begins.

• Even lux distribution across the entire court

  Pole placement and fixture aiming deliver even lux over the surface, reducing dark spots and improving playability.

• Up to 50% lower energy consumption with LEDs

  LED fixtures and efficient drivers cut energy use by around 50%, lowering operating costs and runtime for court lights.

• Programmable dimming and scheduling control

  Controls enable grouped dimming, schedules, and remote operation to match hours of use and limit glare to neighbors.

• Weather-rated fixtures for durable operation

  IP65-rated LED fixtures and sealed wiring resist humid summers and reduce maintenance on recreational and residential courts.

• Written proposal with aiming and wiring plan

  You receive a written scope showing pole locations, fixture models, aiming diagrams, and electrical routing before work begins.