Utility Rebate-Funded · $0 Out-of-Pocket Available

Free LED Retrofits
Through Utility
Rebate Programs.

Michigan utility companies are actively funding commercial LED upgrades. As a preferred Consumers Energy partner, Leader Lights handles everything — audit, installation, and rebate paperwork — so your business pays little to nothing.

Rebate Coverage

Up to 100%

$0

net cost

58%

Avg. energy savings

$0

Typical out-of-pocket

15+

Years in Michigan

Why Rebate-Funded LEDs

Upgrade Your Lighting at No Cost

Michigan utilities are investing millions to help businesses reduce energy consumption. Here's what that means for you.

$0 Out-of-Pocket Is Common

Utility rebates frequently cover the full cost of materials and labor. Many Michigan businesses pay nothing at all for their LED upgrade.

40–75% Lower Energy Bills

LED retrofits dramatically reduce your lighting energy consumption from day one. The average customer saves 58% on their electric lighting bill.

Superior Light Quality

Modern LEDs deliver brighter, more uniform illumination with better color rendering — improving safety, productivity, and customer experience.

Licensed & Insured

Every install is performed by Michigan-licensed electricians. We carry full liability and workers' comp coverage on every project.

Estimate Your Savings

How Much Could You Save?

Plug in your fixture count and operating hours to see projected monthly and annual savings. Most customers save around 58% on their lighting bill.

Energy Savings Calculator

Estimate how much your facility could save by upgrading legacy fixtures to LED. Most Michigan businesses see 40–75% reductions, with an average around 58%.

2×4 T8 Troffer → LED Panel Retrofit

Michigan commercial average is roughly $0.10–$0.14/kWh. Adjust to match your utility bill.

Your Estimated Savings

Estimated monthly savings

$193

Annual savings

$2,313

Energy reduction

69%

kWh saved / year

19,272

10-year savings

$23,126

Many Michigan facilities qualify for utility rebates that can cover most or all of the upgrade cost — on top of these ongoing savings.

Get Your Exact Savings Report

Estimates only. Actual savings depend on your facility layout, controls, occupancy, and utility rates. A free on-site audit gives you fixture-level numbers.

How It Works

From Audit to Savings in Weeks

01

Free Energy Audit

We visit your facility, audit every fixture, measure energy usage, and identify which rebate programs apply to your utility territory.

02

Proposal & Rebate Filing

You receive a clear breakdown of costs, projected savings, and rebate coverage. We pre-file all paperwork with your utility company.

03

Professional Installation

Licensed electricians retrofit your existing fixtures with DLC-qualified LED products. Minimal disruption — most projects complete in 1–2 days.

04

Rebate Collection

We handle the post-install verification, submit final documentation, and wait for the rebate check ourselves. You pay only the net difference — if any.

What Qualifies

Fixtures Eligible for
Rebate-Funded Retrofit

If your facility still uses any of these legacy lighting technologies, you almost certainly qualify for a rebate-funded upgrade. The older and less efficient your current setup, the larger your incentive.

T12 & T8 Fluorescent Tubes
Metal Halide High Bays
HPS Parking Lot Fixtures
CFL Downlights & Troffers
Halogen Track & Spot Lights
Exit Signs & Emergency Lighting
Incandescent Fixtures
Mercury Vapor Lamps
Probe-Start Metal Halide
Commercial facility after LED retrofit installation

Common Questions

Rebate-Funded LED Retrofit FAQ

In many cases, yes. Utility rebate programs like Consumers Energy's Business Energy Efficiency Program cover 100% of the project cost for qualifying facilities. We audit your space, determine eligibility, and handle all paperwork. If the rebate covers the full cost, your out-of-pocket is $0.

Find out if your facility qualifies.

Most Michigan businesses with legacy lighting are eligible for a fully rebate-funded LED upgrade. Already used your rebate? See our retrofit & upgrade options →