Gay Family Kia Parking Lot Case Study
PROJECT TYPE
New Turn-key Installation
LOCATION
Dickinson, Texas
INDUSTRY
Parking Lot/Dealership
PROJECT MANAGER
Joshua Pitts
LED LIGHT FIXTURES
- 10 New Square Poles
- 20 Dorado XLP Area Lights
CASE STUDY
National LED partnered with Gay Family Kia in Dickinson, TX, to enhance parking lot illumination, boosting security, safety, and visibility. The project included adding breakers, sawing 1,000+ feet of concrete, running power to 10 new poles, and resurfacing with new asphalt. Completed on time and under budget, the new LED lighting system improved the customer experience without disrupting operations.
Opportunity
Gay Family Kia in Dickinson, TX, needed to expand their dealership to accommodate more inventory and better serve their customers. However, their existing parking lot lighting was inadequate, posing safety and visibility concerns. The challenge was to enhance the parking lot illumination to boost security and improve the overall visibility of the dealership at night, all while ensuring that the project did not disrupt ongoing operations.
Solution
National LED addressed this challenge by installing 10 new square poles and 20 Dorado XLP Area Lights. The project required adding breakers in existing service panels, sawing over 1,000 feet of concrete, and running power to 10 new light pole locations. Additionally, the parking lot was resurfaced with new asphalt to complement the vastly improved lighting. Despite the complexity, National LED managed to execute the project efficiently, ensuring minimal disruption to the dealership’s daily activities.
Results
The results were impressive: the project was completed on time and under budget. The new LED lighting system significantly improved illumination and visibility, enhancing safety and security for both employees and customers. The dealership experienced zero downtime in sales and service operations during the installation, and there were no safety incidents, leading to a greatly improved customer experience and operational efficiency.
Concrete Cutting
Drilling holes for parking lot poles
CASE STUDY
National LED partnered with Gay Family Kia in Dickinson, TX, to enhance parking lot illumination, boosting security, safety, and visibility. The project included adding breakers, sawing 1,000+ feet of concrete, running power to 10 new poles, and resurfacing with new asphalt. Completed on time and under budget, the new LED lighting system improved the customer experience without disrupting operations.
Opportunity
Gay Family Kia in Dickinson, TX, needed to expand their dealership to accommodate more inventory and better serve their customers. However, their existing parking lot lighting was inadequate, posing safety and visibility concerns. The challenge was to enhance the parking lot illumination to boost security and improve the overall visibility of the dealership at night, all while ensuring that the project did not disrupt ongoing operations.
Solution
National LED addressed this challenge by installing 10 new square poles and 20 Dorado XLP Area Lights. The project required adding breakers in existing service panels, sawing over 1,000 feet of concrete, and running power to 10 new light pole locations. Additionally, the parking lot was resurfaced with new asphalt to complement the vastly improved lighting. Despite the complexity, National LED managed to execute the project efficiently, ensuring minimal disruption to the dealership’s daily activities.
Results
The results were impressive: the project was completed on time and under budget. The new LED lighting system significantly improved illumination and visibility, enhancing safety and security for both employees and customers. The dealership experienced zero downtime in sales and service operations during the installation, and there were no safety incidents, leading to a greatly improved customer experience and operational efficiency.
Concrete Cutting
Drilling holes for parking lot poles
Benefits
Gay Family Kia anticipates saving 50% in yearly energy usage, amounting to nearly $2,102 annually, with an environmental impact equivalent to:
