Third-generation Master Licensed Electrical Contractor

A warehouse floor lit by new LED fixtures hung from the roof deck, with racking and stock below

Industrial Lighting · Warehouses and plants

Light the floor so the work can be seen.

Warehouses and industrial buildings live under their lights. John has wired warehouses and factories, and he replaces and adds high-bay LED fixtures, outdoor building lighting, and exit and emergency lights.

Every building is different

Industrial work moves slower than a house, because much of it is figuring out the building's electrical system before work starts. Every house is close to the same; every building is not. John walks the building first, then prices the job.

What industrial lighting covers:

  • High-bay LED fixtures for warehouse floors
  • Outdoor building and parking lot lighting
  • Exit and emergency lighting
  • New circuits and lighting controls
  • Work at height, from a lift

Industrial Lighting, on the job

2 photographs

01A scissor lift raised against the outside wall of an industrial building, for work on the building lighting
02A commercial garage ceiling with new LED lighting and an exit sign

Start with a walk-through

Tell John what the building is and what you want to change. He comes out, sees what the building has, and prices it from there.

Talk to us about industrial lighting

+1 (516) 427-7019

Long Island, NY · Mon to Sat, 8 to 7

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John A. RussoMaster Electrician

Questions about industrial lighting

Do you do industrial lighting on Long Island?
Yes. John installs and replaces lighting in warehouses, plants and industrial buildings across Nassau County and Long Island.
Can you replace old warehouse fixtures with LED?
Yes. High-bay LED fixtures are one of the most common industrial jobs, along with outdoor building lighting and exit and emergency lights.
How is an industrial lighting job priced?
After a walk-through. Every building's electrical system is different, so John sees it first and then prices the job.

Licensed, reviewed, reachable

John A. Russo · Long Island, NY. Ask any contractor for a license number. A real one can be looked up.

Master

License class

Third-generation, his own words. Any contractor's license can be checked with the county.

5.0

On Google

8 reviews, all five stars. Clean, punctual, honest.

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Days a week

Monday to Saturday, 8am to 7pm. Closed Sunday.

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