Warehouse & High Bay Lighting

Exterior & Landscape

commercial electrical services

Racking changes. The lighting layout usually doesn't.

The most common lighting problem in a warehouse isn’t old fixtures — it’s that the racking got reconfigured and the fixtures didn’t move. Light ends up on top of the racks instead of down the aisles, so the floor is dim, picking slows down and staff use flashlights in the back rows.

We handle high bay and low bay LED lighting for warehouses, distribution facilities, shops and manufacturing space: layouts aligned to the aisles you actually have, sensors and zoning so empty areas aren’t lit, and access on our own equipment where fixtures sit high.

ESA-licensed and documented, Red Seal certified crews, and phased around your shifts. We’ve worked in industrial buildings across this region since 1946, including plenty running on metal halide that nobody wants to relamp again.

What we cover

Light on the floor, not the racking.

Layout, fixtures, controls and access — handled by one contractor.

Fixtures

High Bay & Low Bay LED

Round and linear high bays, low bays and strip fixtures selected for your mounting height, not just wattage-for-wattage against what’s there.

Layout

Aisle-Aligned Layouts

Fixtures positioned and distributed to light the aisle floor between racks, with linear optics where the aisles are narrow and deep.

Controls

Motion Sensors & Zoning

Aisle-level occupancy sensing and zoned circuiting so seldom-picked areas sit dimmed until someone’s actually in them.

Access

Lift & Bucket Truck Work

High-level installation, relamping and repairs using our own bucket truck and lift access, coordinated around racking and traffic.

Environment

Cold Storage & Damp Locations

Fixtures rated for freezers, coolers, wash-down areas and dusty environments, where standard high bays fail early.

Exterior

Dock, Yard & Perimeter

Loading dock, yard and perimeter lighting tied in at the same time, so the whole site gets done in one mobilisation.

High level access

Why operations managers call us

Designed around the racking you have now.

Swapping fixture-for-fixture on a twenty-year-old layout just gives you the same problem in LED.

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Layout before fixtures

We look at aisle positions, rack height and traffic routes first, then choose optics to suit — not the other way round.

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Access on our equipment

Bucket truck and lift work in-house, so fixture height doesn’t turn into a rental schedule or a subcontractor delay.

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Phased around shifts

Zone by zone, aisle by aisle, overnight or on shutdown days, with the floor kept operational throughout.

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Sensors that suit the building

Occupancy control tuned to how the space is actually used, so pickers aren’t walking into dark aisles waiting for a fixture to come up.

How we work

From racking plan to lit floor.

No surprises. Clear scope, clear pricing, clean handover.

Site & Layout Review

We measure existing levels at floor and aisle, review the racking plan and check mounting heights and circuiting.

Design & Quote

A fixture schedule and layout with an itemized estimate, target light levels, controls and access costs included.

Phased Install

Work zoned around production and picking, with lift access coordinated and old fixtures removed as we go.

Verify & Hand Over

Levels re-checked at floor level, sensors and zones commissioned, and documentation provided for warranty and any incentive claim.

FAQ

Common Questions

My breaker keeps tripping. Can I just keep resetting it?

A breaker trips because something on that circuit is drawing more current than it should, or because there is a fault. Resetting it repeatedly does not address the cause and is not safe as a long-term habit — have the circuit looked at.

How long does troubleshooting take?

It depends entirely on the fault. Some are found in minutes; an intermittent problem that only appears in certain conditions takes longer. We will tell you what we are seeing as we go.

Is troubleshooting available outside business hours?

Yes. Our professional team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for emergencies.

Can you work on wiring installed by someone else?

Yes. A large share of our repair work involves correcting or completing wiring done previously by others.

Which areas do you serve?

We serve Burlington and the surrounding areas of southwestern Ontario, including Oakville, Hamilton, Hamilton Mountain, Stoney Creek, Grimsby, Flamborough, Dundas, Ancaster, Campbellville, Milton, Waterdown, West Lincoln and Haldimand. Not sure whether you are in range? Send us a note and we will tell you.

Do you offer emergency service?

Yes. Our professional team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Keep 905-634-5577 handy, or contact us right away.

Are you licensed and insured?

Yes. Brant Electric Limited is a licensed electrical contractor and a member of the Electrical Safety Authority. Where a job requires ESA notification, we handle that as part of the work.

Comprehensive Services

We offer safe and reliable electrical services.