Permanent Outdoor Commercial Lighting
A local Franktown business benefits from a warm, historic-appropriate glow that fits the town’s rural character.
A better way to light your business
Franktown’s small, historic business community benefits from lighting that feels intentional and well-kept rather than generic or overly modern.
Every fixture is commercial-grade, built for Franktown’s rural, exposed setting. Businesses along CO-83 and closer to the historic district each get a design approach suited to their specific setting rather than one generic look.
Designed for business
Your lighting should work for a quiet Tuesday just as well as it works for a grand opening. Consistent branding every night, with the flexibility to stand out whenever you need to.
Warm, professional white lighting for architectural definition and polish.
Highlight sales without hanging a single temporary sign up.
Switch instantly to your brand colors for consistent, nightly recognition.
Switch colors instantly for holidays, grand openings and big events.
Fixtures sit flush against your building by day. At night, your business takes on a warm glow that fits the town’s rural, historic character.
Create custom colors, save scenes, adjust brightness, schedule automatic changes, and switch between everyday and seasonal looks without touching the fixtures.
Why Businesses Choose Lightfiniti
Permanent installation eliminates seasonal setup and removal.
Discreet fixtures preserve your storefront look during the day.
Get dramatic lighting without the energy draw of older systems.
Clean lines, secure placement, and a finished look from day one.
One system handles everyday lighting, promotions, holidays, events.
A permanent system replaces years of temporary signage and repeated labor.
Franktown’s small, historic business district benefits from lighting that complements the area’s rural character rather than looking overly modern or out of place, similar to the approach used in the town’s residential properties.
Businesses along CO-83 in the plains-to-foothills transition zone around Franktown deal with more open exposure than denser Douglas County towns, and every fixture is fastened securely regardless of the setting.
Some Franktown businesses coordinate a permanent Christmas lighting display for the holidays, then return to their standard look once the season ends.
A Lightfiniti system can support everyday architectural lighting and brand-color scenes from the same discreet installation.
Start with a free quote and a custom lighting plan built around your home, business, or outdoor space.
Permanent lighting is a new concept for a lot of homeowners. Here are the questions we hear most before installation.
Yes, we design lighting that complements the town’s rural, historic feel rather than adding anything overly modern.
Pricing depends on the size of your building. We provide a free quote after an on-site walk-through.
Yes, businesses in this transition zone can see more open wind exposure than towns closer to Denver, and we account for that in every fixture’s mounting.
No, installation is exterior work scheduled around your hours of operation, and we take extra care around historic storefronts.
Yes, businesses in this transition zone can see more open wind exposure than towns closer to Denver, and we account for that in every fixture’s mounting.
No, coverage on fixtures and labor is identical no matter where your business sits within our service area.
Yes. You can schedule your lighting to turn on at dusk and off at a set time, so you don’t have to think about it once it’s set up.
Pricing depends on the size of your building along CO-83 or elsewhere in Franktown. We provide a free quote after an on-site walk-through.
Lightfiniti designs commercial systems for Franktown’s rural, historic-adjacent business district, built to hold up through Colorado’s open, exposed weather. One system handles everyday branding and holiday displays across the whole season.
We install commercial lighting for local businesses throughout Franktown, including properties along CO-83 in the plains-to-foothills transition zone, and we account for that open exposure in every fixture’s mounting.
