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Street Lighting
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Solutions SK Highways and Street Lighting department is equipped to undertake a variety of Highways/Civil Engineering works and Street Lighting services. In addition we are also able to produce a wide range of signage products.
Solutions SK Street Lighting department have vast experience in providing lighting services, including design, removal/installation and maintenance of all types of external lighting ranging from sports lighting and public lighting schemes. |
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Projects that we have undertaken include:
Stockport Town Hall
Stockport viaduct floodlighting
St Petersgate specialist lighting scheme
Various regeneration schemes in Manchester
Maintenance and installation work is carried out for other public bodies and local developments including car parks and security lighting
The department is responsible for the maintenance of:
- 32,000 street lighting columns
- 4,000 traffic signs
- 1,000 traffic bollards
- 5,000 street name plates
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We also undertake Christmas lighting across the borough, some of the prestigious sites including Mersey Square, Bramhall Hall, Etherow Country Park and Marple centre.
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We employ a number of electrically qualified personnel and can also provide a 24 hour call out service for our clients to ensure that there is an immediate response to any dangerous occurrence.
We can also provide a maintenance regime for your current lighting requirements. We have invested time and effort to ensure we provide the best and highest quality service to our customers as possible. If you would like further information on any of the services described above or would like a free, no obligation quote, please contact us using the details below.
To report a faulty street light, illuminated bollard or sign please click on the online form under 'Related Items' on the right of the page. Alternatively please call on freephone 0845 833 4444.
Each of our columns, bollards and signs is labelled with an identification number. Please quote this number, where known when reporting a fault.
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