Upgrades to Your Building
Covered by Incentive Programs.
Many utility providers offer incentive programs that help offset the cost of upgrading building infrastructure. By aligning lighting and controls design with these programs, organizations can modernize their facilities with little to no upfront cost, while achieving immediate energy and operational benefits.
MayDay designs systems to qualify for available incentives where applicable, managing the process from eligibility assessment through documentation and submission. This allows end users to focus on outcomes—improved efficiency, performance, and scalability—rather than navigating program complexity.
Incentives are not the objective; they are a mechanism that accelerates infrastructure modernization.
Indoor LED Lighting
Outdoor LED Lighting
Panel Upgrades
EV Chargers
Wiring Corrections
Retrofit Systems
Lighting / Electric
Weatherization
Air Sealing and Insolation
Energy Audits
Windows + Doors
Controls
Interoperability
Motion and Occupancy
Environmental Controls
HVAC
Heat Pumps
Water Heaters
Smart Thermostats
We Specialize In These Programs
Offering You Low Cost Upgrades
MayDay designs systems that align with utility incentive programs, including ComEd and equivalent providers. We integrate rebate strategy directly into system design—ensuring projects qualify for available incentives while still meeting operational, technical, and long-term infrastructure goals.
Our team manages the incentive process end-to-end, from opportunity identification and pre-approval through documentation and submission. This reduces friction for end users and allows organizations to modernize their facilities with minimal disruption and reduced upfront cost.
Incentives are treated as an enabling mechanism, not a design constraint—supporting smarter, faster infrastructure upgrades without compromising system integrity.
Ready To Build The Smart Building Network.
Utility-backed incentive programs make it possible to upgrade lighting infrastructure today while preparing buildings for future capabilities. By modernizing fixtures and controls through these programs, facilities establish a connected, standards-based foundation that supports future lighting, controls, and smart-building upgrades.
MayDay designs systems with forward compatibility in mind—ensuring that today’s incentive-driven upgrades do not limit tomorrow’s flexibility. This approach allows organizations to reduce upfront costs now, while creating infrastructure that can scale as technology, operational needs, and building intelligence evolve.
Incentives accelerate the upgrade. Infrastructure readiness delivers the long-term value.