LED Rebates

Rebates for switching to LED lighting are available across the country. Taking advantage of these programs will save you money on initial project costs and all future electric bills.

Whether you are installing lights in a new construction project or an existing facility, you may be eligible for rebates on LED replacements including LED lamps (PAR, MR, A shaped standard bulbs, etc), high bay fixtures, street and parking lot lights, and fluorescent tube replacements, and more!

LightUp.com has partnered with BriteSwitch.com to offer information and help you get the best possible rebates for your LED upgrades or new construction projects.

Check out our rebate information page on our website for more details.

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