Fayette County Schools
LED Retrofit Across Eight School Campuses
8
School campuses
11,650
Fixtures replaced
$200K+
Annual energy savings
Project Overview
The Fayette County Board of Education partnered with PSG Energy Services to modernize lighting across school campuses in Fayetteville, Georgia. The program combined LED fixture replacements, classroom dimming controls, and coordinated installation schedules to improve lighting quality and reduce energy costs.
The Challenge
Fayette County Schools needed to improve energy efficiency and classroom lighting while meeting public-bid requirements for value, performance, and product availability. Every installation also had to fit within summer and winter breaks to avoid interrupting classes and other school activities.
The Solution
PSG selected efficient LED fixtures and installed lighting controls with classroom dimming capabilities. The team coordinated materials and installation across the district, scheduling work around academic breaks. Following successful delivery of the initial phase, the district expanded its engagement with PSG.
Client Objectives
1
Reduce district-wide energy costs through LED upgrades.
2
Improve classroom lighting and provide flexible dimming controls.
3
Complete installations during school breaks without disrupting students or staff.
Highlights
Multi-Campus Coordination
PSG managed fixture upgrades and controls installation across eight school campuses under a coordinated delivery plan.
Classroom Lighting Controls
Integrated dimming controls gave classrooms greater flexibility while improving lighting quality in learning spaces.
School-Break Scheduling
Crews scheduled installation work during summer and winter breaks to protect normal academic operations.
The Results + Impact
The program replaced approximately 11,650 lighting fixtures across eight school sites and delivered more than $200,000 in annual energy savings. The upgraded lighting and dimming controls improved learning environments, and work was completed during scheduled breaks. Successful early execution also led to additional district work.