Fixture installation and replacement
Coordinate fixtures with location, supply, mounting, and intended output.
Commercial lighting
Commercial lighting planned around the space.
Consider visibility, work areas, customer experience, controls, and existing fixtures as part of one practical lighting plan.
Built around the business
Visibility, function, and control.
Lighting influences how people work, move through a property, read displays, meet customers, and experience a business.
Toma Electric helps plan commercial lighting installations and upgrades around the existing electrical system, fixture and control compatibility, the physical layout, and the work that happens there.
Share operating hours, access requirements, and sensitive areas early so the project conversation includes the realities of the space.
Project scope
Commercial lighting services.
Improve lighting performance, placement, controls, and maintainability across business spaces.
LED lighting conversions
Review existing equipment and whether retrofit or replacement fits best.
Task, ambient, and accent lighting
Layer light around work, circulation, displays, and the customer experience.
Exterior and security lighting
Consider coverage, location, control, and equipment rating.
Sensors, timers, and controls
Match controls to compatible fixtures, wiring, and operating needs.
Tenant-improvement lighting
Coordinate the electrical scope with the evolving layout and use.
Lighting troubleshooting
Evaluate outages, flicker, failed fixtures, controls, or inconsistent operation.
Phased lighting updates
Discuss priorities and how a larger project might be organized in stages.
Helpful before we talk
Bring the business context.
Space use and access constraints belong in the lighting conversation from the beginning.
- Business type and space use
- Operating hours and access needs
- Photos or a reflected ceiling plan
- Existing and preferred fixtures
- Priority work areas or concerns
Commercial lighting FAQ
Keep the business in view.
Can existing fixtures be converted to LED?
In many cases, yes. Existing fixtures and wiring should be reviewed to determine whether a retrofit or replacement is the more appropriate option.
Can work be planned around business operations?
Share operating hours, access requirements, and sensitive work areas so scheduling options can be discussed.
Can lighting controls be added?
Controls such as sensors, timers, and dimmers may be possible depending on fixture compatibility, wiring, and how the space operates.
What information helps define a tenant-improvement scope?
Plans, reflected ceiling layouts, fixture schedules, equipment details, operating constraints, and intended use of each area are useful starting points.