Building Lighting contractors may be facing some tough times ahead. With the recession getting worse every month, there is serious talk of a depression going on everywhere from You Tube to the mainstream media. RLLD Commercial Lighting wishes to remind business lighting designers that even during the Great Depression of the 20th Century, many millionaires were made in spite of a worldwide economic crisis and a pending Global War. We believe that American entrepreneurs, in the long run, still face a very bright future, and we believe that our support of the Building Lighting manufacture and the business lighting designer can play a pivotal role in sustaining and moving prosperity forward even in the darkest of times.



That being said, we would like to summarize in brief the exact role we play in the Building Lighting world. To begin with, we work in two directions to support the American lighting industry on an exclusive basis. On the distribution end, we work only with manufacturers who are American owned and located within the United States. We maintain this policy both out of loyalty to our own country and domestic business partners and out of a sure belief that American made Building Lighting equipment is still the very best in the world. Working in close partnership with American manufacturers gives us more ready access to thousands of fixtures, mounts, lamps, and accessories that can equip any lighting designer in the country with the exact model, size, and type light needed to fulfill the needs of a municipal, government, military, academic, or commercial client. It also enables us as well to expedite timely drop shipping of business lighting fixtures anywhere in the nation on the turn of dime, eliminating the problematic of foreign invoicing and time delays involved in overseas shipping and warehousing.

In terms of the relationships we hold with our contractors in the world of Building Lighting, our position stands unique among our competitors. We are the only virtual lighting design agency that is able to work so closely with contractors to help them develop customized commercial lighting systems and expedite proposals that are both cost sensitive and technologically superior to those of their competitors. We can do this because we have invested heavily in training our staff extensively in the many sub disciplines inherent to both indoor and outdoor business lighting. Our sales personnel are also design personnel, and they can answer any question that you as a contractor bring to the table both from a technical standpoint and an aesthetic standpoint.

Additionally, we have also invested heavily in some of the most advanced photometric analysis software available to Building Lighting firms. This software allows us to take basic data regarding your client's site and facility and generate from it a sophisticated, detailed, and visually compelling photometric analysis that you can both use to develop your proposal and lay alongside your proposal on your client's table. These photometric analyses make fixture selection more precise and cost-effective for Building Lighting contractors. They detail all necessary foot candle levels mandated by local lighting laws (which research for you), document where fixtures need to be placed, and recommend optimal mounts to best control the direction of lighting and the minimization of light pollution.

These Building Lighting design services are free as well to clients and serious inquirers, and they are also available for a reasonable fee to casual inquirers and those in need of occasional assistance. We can also help recession proof your clients with the latest and most sophisticated energy saving outdoor lighting equipment. We inventory an enormous selection of high-tech energy efficient commercial lights designed for maximum power conservation, including the very latest in electronically ballasted commercial fluorescent lights, LED lighting, and induction lights.

By working together on your proposal, we will help you work wonders for your client's operations budget, cutting costs without sacrificing the quality of amount of illumination in the process.