Light Pole Installation, Replacement & Removal
Light pole installation, replacement, and removal encompasses the full lifecycle of commercial light poles — from pouring new concrete bases with anchor bolts to installing poles ranging from 8 to 35 feet tall, mounting fixtures on bullhorns and slip fitter arms, and wiring everything back to the property’s electrical system.
The service also covers:
- Emergency removal of storm-damaged or vehicle-struck poles
- Securing exposed wires in junction boxes for safety
- Replacing deteriorated anchor bolts
- Replacing base covers
- Replacing hand hole covers
Properly installed and maintained light poles are critical infrastructure for parking lots, walkways, roadways, athletic facilities, and building perimeters.
A-1 Lighting has installed and replaced hundreds of commercial light poles across New England for properties of every type. The company regularly works with steel, aluminum, fiberglass, and decorative poles in round and square profiles, and coordinates with concrete contractors and excavators when new bases, trenching, or underground conduit runs are needed. A-1 Lighting maintains an inventory of common pole sizes and fixtures to minimize lead times, and the team is experienced in matching replacement poles and lights to existing site aesthetics — whether that means a decorative acorn-style fixture for a senior living campus or a heavy-duty bullhorn with dual 210-watt LED floods for a high-traffic retail lot.
When poles are damaged by vehicles, storms, or age, A-1 Lighting responds quickly to remove hazards and make sites safe. The company's standard emergency protocol includes cutting down compromised poles, capping live wires in weatherproof junction boxes, and gathering measurements so replacement poles and bases can be ordered immediately.
A-1 Lighting also performs proactive pole audits — inspecting anchor bolts, base plates, and pole walls for corrosion and structural integrity — to help property managers identify and address problems before they become safety liabilities.
