Acuity Brands adds Symmetry Lighting as Representation in BC

CEW Acuity Symmetry 400

Feb 6, 2020

As of January 13, Symmetry Lighting is representing Acuity Brands Lighting in the province of British Columbia, Canada (excluding the towns of Cranbrook and Fort St John).

Symmetry Lighting is a vibrant lighting agency in Vancouver who is committed to being a valuable resource for the architecture and design community. They are passionate about lighting’s ability to transform a space, and about implementing systems and controls that provide the most efficient solution for the client. Symmetry’s many years of experience in lighting sales, design, and engineering, coupled with exceptional customer service and product knowledge, render results of exceptional calibre.

Please direct all requests for quotes, customer care and other services to the contact information listed below. Agency principals include Tony Salcito, Carlos Basa and Parm Sheena.

Go HERE for contact info

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