Commercial vs Residential Lighting Supplies

Define the project rather than the label

A contractor installing a residential roofline still needs a repeatable supply plan. A commercial property may need different access, scheduling, or procurement arrangements. The words commercial and residential do not prove a bulb’s durability, certification, electrical rating, or permitted use. Check the actual product documentation for those claims.

Buy around the installation plan

Peak’s catalog is organized around bulk packages: 25-count bulb and plug packs, 100-count clips and stakes, 1,000-foot socket-line spools, and 250-foot lamp wire. This helps installers plan multiple sections and retain labeled spare stock. It does not mean every project needs a complete spool or that a bulk discount is automatically applied.

Make repeat purchases consistent

Record color names, socket spacing, model details, and mounting types for each job. Warm white, pure white, and cool white are separate catalog colors; their Kelvin ratings still need confirmation from the actual supplied bulbs. Use a real sample to check the customer’s color preference and keep the same product identity on repeat orders.

Check fulfillment and support

Allow for payment confirmation, 1–2 business days to ship in-stock orders, and separate carrier transit time. Burleson pickup is by appointment. Unused materials in original packaging may be returned within 30 days; all products carry a two-year manufacturing-defect warranty under the published policy. Call to discuss bulk quantities, specifications, or a deadline before committing to the job.

Build a job-specific supply list

Use the free material calculator, compare mounting hardware, and review C9 bulbs, socket line and lamp wire, SPT-1 plugs, and clips and stakes.

For model-specific specifications or a bulk quote, call 817-538-8735.