Project Spotlight: Mazda McDonald West - Expert Lighting Design & Supply in Lakewood, CO
Going Green Contracting partnered with Mazda McDonald West, a prominent dealership located at 10345 W Colfax Ave in Lakewood, CO, to deliver a comprehensive lighting solution. Our involvement focused on providing expert photometric designs to ensure an optimal light layout across their expansive exterior, followed by the supply of high-quality lighting fixtures. This project highlights our expertise in specialized commercial lighting design, crucial for environments where visual appeal and consistent illumination directly impact business success.
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Our meticulous approach ensured that every vehicle on the lot would be showcased in the best possible light, enhancing the overall customer experience and brand presentation. By working closely with the contracted installer, we provided precise technical guidance and reliable product sourcing, demonstrating our trustworthiness as a key partner in delivering superior commercial lighting solutions.
Client Overview: Mazda McDonald West
Mazda McDonald West is a well-established and respected automotive dealership in Lakewood, CO, serving the greater Denver metropolitan area. As a business centered on vehicle sales and customer service, the visual presentation of their inventory, particularly on the outdoor display lots, is paramount. They sought to ensure their exterior lighting system provided optimal brightness, uniformity, and efficiency to highlight their vehicles effectively, create a welcoming atmosphere for customers, and ensure safety for both staff and visitors.
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Recognizing the critical role of superior illumination, Mazda McDonald West collaborated with Going Green Contracting to leverage our specialized knowledge in commercial lighting design and supply. Their goal was to achieve a lighting scheme that not only met but exceeded industry standards for automotive dealerships, contributing to an enhanced sales environment and overall customer satisfaction.
The Challenge: Precision Lighting Design for a Modern Dealership
The primary challenge at Mazda McDonald West involved designing an exterior lighting system that could achieve optimal illumination across a large vehicle display area while considering various practical factors. Ensuring uniform brightness to showcase every car effectively, minimizing glare for drivers, and maintaining high safety standards for staff and customers navigating the lot at night were critical requirements.
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Achieving this precision required a detailed photometric analysis that accounted for existing pole locations, desired light levels, and the specific characteristics of different fixture types. The client specifically requested two distinct photometric designs, allowing for comparative analysis and ensuring the selected solution would perfectly align with their operational and aesthetic goals. This dual-design approach underscored the need for deep expertise in light distribution and fixture selection.
Our Lighting Design & Supply Solution for Mazda McDonald West
Going Green Contracting delivered a specialized lighting solution for Mazda McDonald West, focusing on precision photometric design and the supply of high-performance fixtures. Our approach ensured every aspect of the dealership’s exterior illumination was meticulously planned and executed.
Strategic Pole Location & Head Configuration Design
Our initial step involved a detailed analysis of the dealership’s outdoor layout, specifically considering the existing and potential pole locations. Based on this, we developed a strategic plan for how each pole would be configured to achieve maximum coverage and optimal light distribution. This design included a clear key indicating whether poles would feature single, double, triple, or quad heads to effectively illuminate the vast vehicle display areas and surrounding pathways. This thoughtful design ensures efficient use of lighting resources.
Dual Photometric Designs for Optimal Performance
A key aspect of our service was the development of two distinct photometric designs, providing the client with comprehensive options for their lighting solution. The first design utilized the SLP16 series fixtures, detailing the layout and expected illumination levels. The second design showcased the capabilities of the SLP22 series fixtures, offering a comparative analysis of light distribution and performance. Both designs included detailed calculation summaries outlining average, maximum, and minimum illumination levels across the dealership and front row areas, allowing the client to make an informed decision based on precise data. Our authoritativeness in providing these detailed analyses was crucial for the client’s decision-making process.
High-Quality Fixture Supply
Upon approval of the photometric design, Going Green Contracting became the trusted supplier for the project’s lighting needs. We supplied a total of 103 high-quality area pole light heads. These fixtures, specifically part numbers from the SLP16 and SLP22 series (e.g., SLP16175LEDSCR4KU, SLP16175LEDSCL4KU, SLP22230LEDSCR4KU, SLP22230LEDSCL4KU), were chosen for their efficiency, durability, and ability to deliver the specified illumination levels outlined in the photometric designs. Our experience in sourcing reliable products ensures the longevity and performance of the installed system.
Collaborative Project Execution
Throughout the project, Going Green Contracting worked seamlessly with the contracted installer. Our role involved providing all necessary photometric documentation, fixture specifications, and technical support to ensure the designs were implemented precisely as planned. This collaborative approach guaranteed a smooth installation process and ensured that the final lighting system met Mazda McDonald West’s high standards for quality and performance.
Tangible Results & Lasting Impact for Mazda McDonald West
The expert lighting design and supply provided by Going Green Contracting have delivered significant and measurable benefits to Mazda McDonald West, elevating their operations and enhancing the customer experience.
Enhanced Vehicle Presentation & Customer Experience
The meticulously designed lighting system ensures that every vehicle on the lot is presented under optimal illumination. This uniform and bright lighting highlights vehicle features and colors accurately, making the inventory more appealing and easier for customers to browse, even after dark. The improved visibility contributes directly to a superior customer experience and supports sales efforts.
Optimized Illumination & Safety
The comprehensive photometric analysis ensured that light levels across the entire dealership, including the vehicle display areas and pedestrian pathways, met optimal standards. This precise illumination minimizes shadows and dark spots, enhancing safety for both customers and staff navigating the lot, particularly during evening hours. The system effectively combines aesthetic appeal with crucial functional benefits.
Precision Planning & Efficient Implementation
The provision of two detailed photometric designs allowed Mazda McDonald West to visualize and compare different lighting scenarios before committing to an installation. This precision planning reduced guesswork, streamlined the decision-making process, and ensured that the subsequent installation by the contracted team was highly efficient, saving time and resources. Our authoritativeness in this area was key to the project’s smooth execution.
Strengthened Brand Image & Dealership Appeal
A well-lit, visually appealing dealership communicates professionalism and attention to detail. The new lighting system at Mazda McDonald West significantly enhances the dealership’s brand image, making it more inviting and modern. This improved exterior presentation helps attract customers and reinforces their reputation as a premier automotive destination in Lakewood, CO.
Partner with Going Green Contracting for Your Next Project
The successful project at Mazda McDonald West in Lakewood, CO, exemplifies Going Green Contracting’s capability to deliver specialized lighting design and supply solutions for high-profile commercial clients. Our expertise, experience, and dedication to client satisfaction ensure superior results that directly impact your business.
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Ready to illuminate your commercial property with optimal design and high-quality fixtures? Contact Going Green Contracting today for a consultation and discover how we can enhance your business with expert lighting solutions.
Frequently Asked Questions About Our Commercial Lighting Design Services
Considering a specialized lighting project for your commercial property or dealership? Here are answers to common questions about our services:
What is photometric design and why is it important for commercial lighting?
Photometric design is the scientific process of planning light distribution to achieve specific illumination levels and uniformity across a space. For commercial properties, it’s crucial for ensuring safety, enhancing aesthetics, optimizing product display, and meeting industry standards efficiently.
Can you provide multiple lighting design options for a project?
Yes, absolutely. As demonstrated with Mazda McDonald West, we often provide multiple photometric design options to allow clients to compare different fixture types, layouts, and performance metrics, ensuring the final solution perfectly matches their goals and budget.
Do you only provide design, or can you also supply the lights?
Going Green Contracting offers both expert lighting design and reliable fixture supply. We can serve as your comprehensive partner, from initial concept and detailed planning to sourcing and delivering the high-quality lighting products for your project.
How does proper outdoor lighting benefit a car dealership?
Proper outdoor lighting at a car dealership enhances the visual appeal of vehicles, extends browsing hours, improves customer safety and comfort, and strengthens the dealership’s brand presence, ultimately contributing to increased sales and customer satisfaction.
What kind of information do you need to create a photometric design?
To create an accurate photometric design, we typically need site plans or layouts, desired light levels, existing pole locations (if any), and information about any potential obstructions like trees or buildings. Our team can guide you through the data collection process.