For property + facility teams

Make the next lighting replacement easier than the last one.

Property teams repeatedly solve the same lighting problems: identify an old fixture, find a replacement, keep products consistent across buildings, reorder what worked, and find purchase details when something fails. FindLEDs keeps that history easy to find.

Replace a failed fixture

Start from the old model number, photo, order history, or known family instead of researching the building from scratch.

Standardize a property

Reduce unnecessary fixture variation by documenting preferred families and project requirements for repeated spaces such as parking, exterior, corridors, and service areas.

Plan a retrofit

Keep existing fixture details, replacement choices, quotes, and the final order together across a larger upgrade.

Handle a failure after purchase

Start a warranty request from the order when possible so the purchase and product details are already filled in.

Maintenance memory

Order history should become a maintenance asset.

A fixture ordered today can become the reference for a replacement years later. Keeping the project, quote, order, product family, and warranty trail connected reduces dependency on one employee's inbox or spreadsheet.

Project history

Original requirements and previous quotes remain available for reference.

Order record

The approved quote, shipment updates, and order details stay with what was purchased.

Warranty path

When a purchased item fails, start from the order so product and purchase information do not need to be re-entered.

Portfolio standardization

Standardize where it reduces maintenance—not just for the sake of fewer SKUs.

The useful standard is a repeatable application requirement: output, CCT, controls, mounting, environment, appearance, and service expectations. That gives future replacements room to evolve without losing consistency.

Which fixture types repeat across multiple properties?
Do you know the existing manufacturer/model numbers or have photos of labels/fixtures?
Which locations need exact visual consistency vs. only equivalent performance?
Are there preferred CCT, finish, controls, or fixture families for the portfolio?
Which exterior areas have property-line, glare, photocell, or scheduling requirements?
Which replacements are maintenance purchases vs. capital retrofit projects?
Who approves purchase decisions for each property or region?
Where should delivery and warranty history remain visible for future maintenance staff?
Replacing parking or exterior fixtures?

Capture pole height, mounting, distribution, photocell/controls, adjacent property conditions, and existing fixture information before choosing the replacement family.