Lighting Design Services

Lighting isn’t one-size-fits-all. A family home needs something different from a retail store, and that’s where Aztec Electrical shines.

For residential users, we focus on blending style with function. Picture warm, dimmable lights in your living room that set the mood for movie night, or bright, crisp LEDs in the kitchen where you prep meals. We consider how you use each room; soft glows for relaxation, focused beams for reading and design a plan that feels like home, including lighting to reduce your security concerns.

Commercial spaces tell a different story. An office might need even, glare-free lighting to keep employees productive, while a showroom calls for dramatic accents to highlight products.

Restaurants balance ambiance with practicality. For example, pendant lights over tables and task lighting in the kitchen. At Aztec Electrical, we study the purpose of your business space, from warehouses to boutiques, and create lighting that supports what you do. It’s about enhancing the environment, whether you’re hosting guests at home or clients in a boardroom.

Every design is custom, because every space has its own personality.

Lighting design isn’t just aesthetic, it is also practical. The right setup transforms how a space feels and performs, and the numbers back it up. The table shows how lighting upgrades affect residential and commercial users. It’s not about hype; it’s about what’s possible when you rethink illumination.

For homeowners, swapping halogens for LEDs cuts energy use dramatically—your porch light could run for years without a bulb change. Smart controls let you turn off forgotten lights remotely, trimming waste. Task lighting, like under-cabinet strips, makes cooking or crafting easier without over-lighting the whole room. Outside, motion sensors keep pathways safe without burning power all night.

Businesses see bigger shifts. An LED retrofit in a warehouse slashes electric bills while keeping aisles bright. Smart controls in an office adjust to occupancy. For example, lights dim when a meeting ends, saving energy without anyone noticing. Task lighting at workstations reduces eye strain, helping employees stay sharp. Outdoor sensors around a parking lot or storefront boost safety while cutting costs. These changes add up, proving lighting is as much about results as it is about looks.

Good lighting also lasts. LEDs outlive incandescents by thousands of hours, meaning less maintenance for you. In a home, that’s fewer ladder trips; in a business, it’s less downtime. For both, it’s peace of mind as you know your space is lit well, inside and out, without wasting resources.