Serving Greater Rochester area, Webster, Canandaigua, Perinton
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Marlock Electric technicians recently installed new exterior lighting to a local business in Newark, NY. The new lighting matches the feel of the historic building on Main St while also providing great visibility to the store signage at night. Another great example of the lighting options we provide for businesses.
This commercial electrical renovation project called for a complete lighting upgrade. The old lighting was no longer efficient and was in desperate need of being replaced. We removed all of the existing fixtures and installed all new custom-led fixtures in place of them. As you can see from the photos the existing fixtures were outdated. These fixtures were replaced with new linear fixtures as well as pendant-type fixtures to allow for a much more inviting and usable atmosphere. The fixtures are controlled by various lighting controls including daylight harvesting sensors to help conserve energy during those bright sunny days.
We recently started working on this new fitness center in Victor, NY. Adding lighting, circuitry as well as a new service in this approximately 3,200sf facility that will allow clients to work on cardiovascular and strength training. The project has completed and the new owners are very excited with the final look the lighting has given.
We had the pleasure of working with Orange Theory Fitness to do their electrical work for a new facility they were constructing. They needed a polished professional grade look and they needed it done right so they called us. We were able to stay on schedule and make sure all their electrical needs were taken care of.
This customer contacted us as some of the store employees were not comfortable with the breakers in the panel box needing attention when a breaker would trip. The panel box had no identifying labels to let them know what they could turn on and off. A panel box can be somewhat intimidating especially those who know nothing about electricity except that it can shock you. It is important that your panel is labeled so that in a situation where your circuit trips, you can identify what circuit it is on.
Our certified technician took the time to trace out each of these circuits and placed a label on the panel box door for the employees to see what each of the breakers turned on and off. This procedure is very important especially in an emergency situation.
If your panel box is missing labels or is just plain old and outdated we suggest a free in home estimate to review and if needed install a new panel box.
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