Circular lighting, decided on evidence
Lower cost. Less waste. Better decisions.
Most estates replace lighting by default. We survey first, show you the replace-versus-remanufacture case in your own fittings and your own numbers, then deliver the right answer, with the carbon and compliance evidence built in.
A specialist team that contributed to BS 8887-221:2024 — the UK remanufacture standard. Scotland's Circular Economy Strategy (2026) uses lighting as a worked example of circular procurement. Featured as a case study in Scotland's AI Strategy 2026–2031. NICEIC Approved Contractor (currently approved). SEPA-licensed.
The decision every estate faces
When a fitting fails, you have three options.
Most estates only ever use one.
Replace
Buy new. The default — and usually the most expensive answer in cost, embodied carbon and compliance risk.
Remanufacture
Rebuild the fitting you already own to as-new — below the cost of new.
Retain
Repair, recontrol, or defer. Sometimes the right answer is to do less.
The organisations that get the best outcomes share one behaviour:
they assess before they decide.
The reactive route
Decisions by default
- 1Fitting fails
- 2Default: replace
- 3Multiplied across the estate
Outcome
Unnecessary cost · embodied carbon lost · compliance risk
The LightLoop route
Decisions by evidence
- 1Fitting fails
- 2Assess: audit the fitting
- 3Best treatment selected
Outcome
Lower cost · carbon saved · auditable compliance
Turn every failure into the right decision — not just another replacement.
Proof
The numbers behind the method.
2,116
fittings remanufactured across 150,000 sq ft, completed November 2025 (Aberdeen).
44%
lower installed lighting load on that programme — 149 tCO₂e embodied carbon avoided (estimated, CIBSE TM65).
BS 8887-221
BS 8887-221:2024, the UK remanufacture standard EGG Lighting contributed to.
Case studies
What we've proven.
A multi-national energy provider's Aberdeen HQ. 2,116 fittings remanufactured across 150,000 sq ft, completed November 2025.
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Edinburgh Leisure. 40 luminaires rebuilt to as-new with five-year warranties, delivered January to March 2022.
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Major Technology Campus. A secure, offline controls retrofit in Livingston cut energy use by a modelled 82%, saving a modelled £48,000 a year.
Read the project →What we deliver
We don't just tell you what to do — we do it.
Install, maintain, rewire, recontrol, remanufacture — all with our own team — an NICEIC Approved Contractor (currently approved).
Who we help
Built for the people who actually own the decision.
Start the conversation
Start with a conversation.
No commitment to start the conversation. No sales pressure. A straight answer about what your estate is worth.