Your commercial lighting system is more than just illumination — it’s essential for safety, productivity, and creating the right impression. Even the best systems can develop issues over time. Recognizing the most common problems — and knowing how to address them — can keep your facility running efficiently and looking its best.
Flickering can be caused by loose wiring connections, aging ballasts, or incompatible dimmers.
Quick fix: Try tightening connections or replacing the bulb.
If the issue persists, call a licensed Florida electrician to inspect wiring and ensure the system is safe, especially in our humid, storm-prone climate where corrosion can be a factor.
If bulbs are burning out too quickly, you may be using the wrong wattage or low-quality lamps.
Best solution: Switch to energy-efficient LEDs, which last significantly longer and withstand Florida’s heat and humidity better than traditional bulbs.
Uneven light levels often result from poor fixture placement, outdated layouts, or failing lamps.
Recommendation: Schedule a professional lighting audit to redesign your setup for consistent, balanced illumination — indoors and outdoors.
Dim lighting can stem from dirty lenses, aging fixtures, or degraded LED drivers.
Maintenance tip: Clean lenses regularly to remove dust, salt, and debris common in Florida air. For persistent dimness, consider a full retrofit to modern LED fixtures.
If motion sensors, timers, or daylight controls aren’t working, the cause could be poor calibration or outdated components.
Fix: Reset or replace the controls. New smart systems can adapt automatically to Florida’s changing daylight patterns and reduce unnecessary energy use.
At FLM, we specialize in diagnosing, repairing, and upgrading commercial lighting systems of all sizes. Whether it’s a simple bulb replacement or a complete LED retrofit, our licensed Florida technicians provide fast, reliable service tailored to your facility’s needs.
We also offer energy-efficient upgrades, preventative maintenance plans, and lighting audits — keeping your system bright, safe, and cost-effective year-round.