At your service since 1993!

Since our inception in 1993, Horizon Lighting has maintained electrical and lighting systems for commercial properties, Homeowners' Associations (HOA's), and retail shopping centers. Currently, Horizon has over 2,000 accounts, serving all of Southern California and the San Francisco/Bay Area.

Horizon Lighting is a locally owned and operated family business with three generations of lighting and electrical experience. We are one of the fastest growing lighting and electrical maintenance companies in Southern California and the San Francisco/Bay Area. We take pride in our quality of service. Our goal is complete customer satisfaction, and by keeping our customers #1, we have experienced tremendous growth as well as a very loyal following.

We are a licensed contractor with the California’s State Contractor’s Board and are fully bonded and insured. Our highly trained team of experienced electricians will handle all of your lighting and electrical needs. In addition, we are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year – with an emergency response time of two hours or less.

Lighting Maintenance

Horizon Lighting offers custom tailored lighting maintenance contracts for commercial properties, HOA's and retail shopping centers to suit your needs. Contracts in monthly, quarterly and bi-monthly increments are available.  We're happy to meet with you to discuss what option best suits your property.

Construction Divisions

Over the years, we have worked alongside some of the premiere home builders and landscape companies in California. Through these relationships, we have helped build some of the most prestigious HOA's and park areas throughout California.

Full service electrical

One of the many things that sets us apart from other lighting and electrical companies is that, in many cases, we build the electrical and lighting system for your community from the ground up. Who better to have as your lighting maintenance contractor than the company who installed your electrical and lighting in the first place?

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