Case Studies

In Surrey, BC, a construction company specializing in fabrication, sought to address inefficiencies in their lighting system within their warehouse & manufacturing facility.

In these warehousing units, existing fluorescent hi-bay lighting system presented significant energy inefficiencies and maintenance challenges.

This facility welcomes over 1M visitors annually, can service up to four luxury cruise ships at a time, boasts a high-security immigration level, and efficiently manages the handling of millions of tons of cargo. This complex two year project involved the replacement of over 2600 LED luminaires, all integrated with a state-of-the-art control system.

This pet supply distribution centre consists of 66,500 sq.ft. of active warehouse space, open docking areas, and office space. Founded in 1977, this company is currently the largest distributor of pet supplies in Western Canada. The facility typically operates Monday – Friday, 15 hours per day.

This facility consists of two buildings totaling 268,000 sqft. on a 22.3 acre site which is located on Port Metro Vancouver’s land, in Richmond B.C. The train hall is serviced by CN Rail and the facility contains 154 bay doors. This facility operates 7 days a week for 12 or more hours per day.

This commercial business park consists of 7 buildings situated on approximately 17 acres of land located in a high traffic location in Richmond, B.C. The commercial buildings are used day and night, often seeing heavy traffic of retail and truck delivery 7 days per week.

This massive 300,000 sq ft logistics and distribution center is located in Delta BC. The bustling warehouse typically operates over 16 hours per day 7 days a week.

This distribution warehouse and storage facility consists of 98,000 sq ft. of space; a third party logistics and freight forwarding company based in Delta, BC. This facility manages, stores and transports inventory 24/7, 365 days a year.

This National Tire chain’s distribution facility consists of 140,000 sqft. of active warehouse space. Consisting of open dock areas and racking for storage of tires, this business often operates for more than 16 hours per day 7 days per week, often seeing heavy forklift and truck traffic. 

This private University located in Langley B.C. wanted to install Electric Vehicle charging stations in their brand-new parking lot.

This multi-unit warehouse & business park were excited to adopt Flo Level 2 chargers. They also wanted to optimize their charge stations to ‘pay-for-use’ and wireless monitoring.