Electrical Contractor for Retail Stores
Lighting that sells the merchandise, and power work planned around the hours you are open.
In a store, the lighting is part of the display. It decides whether the merchandise reads true to color, whether the back wall gets noticed, and whether the lot looks open after dark. A retail electrical project is judged by how the sales floor looks when the doors open.
ThreeCo has done recent retail work in the Kansas City metro. One customer, Olathe Gun Shop, left the review on this page about new light fixtures in their store.
What a store needs from its electrical system
Retail lighting is layered: general light for the aisles, accent light on displays and feature walls, and case or cabinet lighting where the product sits behind glass. Track heads get re-aimed every time a layout changes, so the track and its circuits need to be where the floor plan is going, not only where it is today.
A sales floor has trading hours. Work that drops power or blocks an aisle is usually planned around when the store is open, and that timing is part of the scope from the first conversation.
- General sales-floor lighting and LED retrofits of older fluorescent fixtures
- Track and accent lighting for displays, walls and windows
- Case and counter lighting, and the receptacles behind the point of sale
- Exterior wall packs, canopy lighting and parking lot poles
The outside of the store
A storefront is judged from the parking lot. Wall packs over the entry, canopy lights at the door and pole lights in the lot are the first fixtures a customer sees after dark, and the ones that fail most visibly when a lamp or a photocell goes.
What the review says
Olathe Gun Shop's review talks about getting the light fixtures they wanted in their store and about the work being fitted around their store hours. It is quoted in full on this page, as written, with a link to where it was posted.
Recent work
Stores and a car wash, in 2026
Finished between August and early October 2026. We describe the work and the town; we do not name the customer.
- Lenexa, KS — A new exterior outlet for a retail store.
- Kansas City, KS — A lighting package for a car wash.
- Manhattan, KS — A grocery store project for a general contractor, in three jobs.
Review
What a customer said ↗
10 reviews at 5.0 on Google, as of October 5, 2026. These are quoted from ThreeCo's Google Business Profile as written; open the heading to read every review at the source.
★★★★★
Amazing working with Bob's team. They did great work, cleaned up after themselves and helped me out by working around our store hours. Bob went above and beyond getting us into the light fixtures that we wanted in our store. Was very happy with the service and work.
FAQ
Questions from retail owners and managers
Can the work happen around our store hours?
When the store needs to stay open, the work is sequenced so that power and aisles are affected as little as possible during trading. Tell us your hours up front and the schedule is built around them before anything is booked.
Our display lighting makes the product look washed out. Is that the fixtures?
Often it is the light itself — the color temperature and color rendering of the lamps — rather than the amount of it. Replacing tired fluorescent or mixed lamps with consistent LED is a common fix, and it is worth deciding the look before choosing the fixture.
Do you handle the lights in the parking lot as well as inside?
Yes. Exterior wall packs, canopy lighting and parking lot poles are part of the lighting work we do for commercial properties.
How do we start?
Start with Watt, the chat button on this page — tell it the store, what you want changed and your trading hours. You can also call (816) 730-9100.
Want the store to look better after dark, or on the shelf?
Tell Watt about the store and your hours. We will come back with a real scope.
New customers: start with Watt and get 10% off your first job.