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Lume Lighting is the commercial lighting specialist within Baseline Facility. Lume brings the lighting expertise; Baseline provides the broader operating platform for facility services, such as compressed air, high reach cleaning, and facility maintenance.
Lume Lighting helps commercial, industrial, and institutional facilities evaluate, develop, and implement lighting improvements that reduce energy use, improve lighting performance, and address aging or inefficient systems.
From lighting audits and utility incentives to LED upgrades, controls, commissioning, and ongoing lighting care, we manage the lighting lifecycle from existing condition through verified performance.
Commercial • Industrial • Institutional • Multi-Location

Lume Lighting is an approved PPL Electric Direct Discount provider, helping eligible commercial customers take advantage of available energy-efficiency incentives for qualifying lighting and controls projects.
Unlike traditional rebates received after a project is completed, qualifying Direct Discount incentives can be applied directly to the project cost, reducing the customer's upfront investment.
Act 129 • PPL Direct Discount • Lighting Upgrades • Lighting Controls
Eligible GS1 & GS3 Customers
Up to 80% of Qualifying Project Cost
Lume Handles the Incentive Process
Discount Applied to Your Final Invoice
“With the help of the PPL Business Energy Efficiency Program, our LED lighting upgrades reduce the amount of energy we use daily. Additionally, we’re able to provide a welcoming environment for both our customers and our employees. It’s a win-win for everyone!”
Paula Kostick, Owner Classic Drycleaners and Laundromats
The most efficient light is often the one that does not need to be on.
Before replacing equipment, Lume looks at how lighting is actually used—when spaces are occupied, how long fixtures operate, where daylight is available, how areas are scheduled, and whether the existing system provides the control the facility needs.
Modern lighting controls can reduce unnecessary operating hours while improving flexibility, visibility, and how lighting responds to the way a facility actually operates.
Depending on the application, that may include:
When existing fixtures still make operational and economic sense, controls may be the priority. When equipment is aging, inefficient, or no longer suitable for the application, controls can be incorporated into a broader LED upgrade.
Control first. Retrofit where it makes sense.
Reduce unnecessary operating hours and give the facility greater control over how, when, and where lighting operates.
Occupancy • Scheduling • Daylight Control • Networked Controls • LLLC
Modernize aging or inefficient lighting where equipment replacement makes operational and financial sense.
Interior • Exterior • High-Bay • Warehouse • Parking • Retrofit
Document existing lighting assets, operating conditions, energy use, deficiencies, and improvement opportunities.
Facility Surveys • Asset Inventories • Energy Audits • Multi-Site Surveys
Verify that lighting and control systems are configured, functioning, and performing as intended.
Functional Testing • Controls Verification • Documentation • Optimization
Support lighting reliability with structured inspection, testing, documentation, corrective coordination, and recurring service.
Exit Signs • Emergency Lighting • Testing • Documentation • Corrective Work
Keep existing lighting systems performing through scheduled inspection, cleaning, deficiency documentation, and corrective maintenance.
Fixture Cleaning • Heat-Sink Cleaning • Reflector Cleaning • Deficiency
Identify applicable lighting incentives and incorporate available funding into qualified improvement projects.
Program Identification • Qualification • Documentation • Project Support
Our lighting experience began inside facility operations in 1995, maintaining lighting and electrical systems in a hospital environment. In 2002, that experience expanded into commercial lighting as a dedicated business focused on lighting projects, energy efficiency, upgrades, and ongoing facility needs.
That combination matters. We understand lighting both as a system that must be designed and improved—and as a facility asset that has to keep working long after the project is complete.
Commercial Lighting Since 2002
More than two decades developing and executing commercial lighting projects, upgrades, energy-efficiency work, and lighting programs.
Facility Experience Since 1995
Experience began on the facility side, maintaining lighting and electrical systems where reliability, maintenance burden, and day-to-day operation matter.
Utility & Incentive Experience
Experience working with utility energy-efficiency programs, project qualification, documentation, and incentive-supported lighting improvements.
Multi-Location & Rollout Experience
Experience supporting standardized lighting programs across multiple facilities where consistent scope, field documentation, coordination, and execution matter.
Documentation & Verification
Lighting projects are approached as managed facility improvements—with documented existing conditions, defined scope, completion records, and verification built into the process.

Reduce connected lighting load and unnecessary operating hours through efficient equipment, better controls, scheduling, occupancy sensing, daylight response, and system optimization.
Replace aging or maintenance-intensive equipment, standardize lighting assets where practical, and reduce the time facility teams spend responding to recurring lighting problems.
Address failed, inconsistent, poorly controlled, or unsuitable lighting and verify that new systems operate as intended.
Combine energy savings, maintenance reductions, available utility incentives, and appropriate controls strategies to evaluate the complete economic opportunity—not simply the cost of replacing fixtures.
The goal is a lighting system that consumes less, requires less attention, and performs better for the facility.
Whether you're evaluating controls, planning an LED upgrade, dealing with an aging lighting system, pursuing utility incentives, or looking for a better way to manage lighting across multiple facilities, the right starting point is understanding the existing condition and the opportunity.
Lume can help determine what deserves attention, what can remain in place, and where better control, equipment, or ongoing care can create measurable value.
Commercial • Industrial • Institutional • Multi-Location
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