We design, install, test and maintain emergency lighting across Bridgend for commercial premises, rental properties and public buildings, keeping you compliant with the regulations.

Designed Around Your Building
Every building is different, and emergency lighting has to reflect the actual layout, escape routes, exits, stairwells and any high-risk areas. We survey the premises, design a system that meets BS 5266, and install it cleanly with the least disruption to your operation. The result lights the way out clearly if the mains fails, which is exactly what the regulations and your insurer expect.
Compliant Systems, Designed And Maintained
We look after emergency lighting throughout Bridgend and the surrounding commercial areas, from town centre premises to the industrial estates at Brackla and Waterton. Whether it is a new install, an extension to an existing system or the regular testing regime, we handle it from one point of contact.
The Right System For Each Space
We install escape route lighting to mark the way out, open area lighting to prevent panic in larger spaces, standby lighting where work needs to continue, and high-risk task area lighting where a sudden loss of light would be dangerous. During the survey we work out which each part of your building needs, so the finished system is neither under-specified nor over the top.
Keeping Your System Certified
Emergency lighting needs regular testing to stay compliant, monthly function checks and an annual full-duration test. We carry these out, record the results in your log, and put right anything that fails. That keeps your building safe and your paperwork ready for inspection, without you having to keep track of the schedule yourself.
Emergency Lighting FAQs
For most commercial premises, rental properties and public buildings, yes. It is required to allow safe evacuation if the power fails.
A monthly function test and an annual full-duration test are standard. We carry these out and keep your log up to date.
Yes. We survey what you have and extend or upgrade it to cover changes to your layout or use of the building.
Yes. All our emergency lighting work is designed and installed to BS 5266, the current standard.