LED Parking Lot & Area Lighting — Shoebox Lights

Most commercial properties that convert from high-pressure-sodium or metal-halide fixtures to LED realize 50–70% reduction in lighting energy consumption. Actual savings depend on fixture count, hours of operation, and existing wattage. We provide a detailed energy-efficiency audit and ROI estimate before any work begins so you can make a fully informed decision.

Yes. Seiz Sign Company is an Entergy Solutions Program participant. We verify your project's eligibility, handle all rebate paperwork, and process the application on your behalf. Entergy rebates typically offset 20–40% of total project cost, significantly improving the payback period on your LED parking lot lighting investment.

Our LED parking lot fixtures are available in 120V, 208V, 240V, 277V, and 480V configurations to match your existing electrical infrastructure. Our licensed electricians assess site conditions during the project scoping phase to ensure proper fixture specification and safe, code-compliant installation for your commercial property.

Yes. We install photocell dusk-to-dawn controls, motion sensors, timers, and smart lighting controls on all parking lot light projects. Automated controls maximize energy savings by ensuring lights operate only when needed, reducing unnecessary runtime and further lowering your annual electricity costs beyond the baseline LED efficiency gains.

Project timelines vary based on the number of poles, fixture count, and electrical scope. A straightforward retrofit of an existing parking lot can often be completed in one to two days, while larger projects involving new pole installation and extensive wiring may require additional scheduling. We provide a detailed project timeline during the quoting process.

Seiz Sign Company provides parking lot lighting installation, retrofit, and maintenance services throughout the entire State of Arkansas, with headquarters in Hot Springs. We serve local businesses, national account multi-location programs, shopping centers, auto dealerships, office parks, churches, schools, and industrial facilities statewide.