ABOUT US

Welcome to our online home.

Since 1977, Atlas Lighting & Sales Ltd. has proudly served Ontario with quality lighting supplies. In 2025, we are enhancing our website with exciting new features and tools to make your experience smoother and more convenient. You will be able to explore products more easily, access helpful forms, request information quickly, and manage your account seamlessly.

We are also continuously adding new products across our LED and conventional lighting range, linear tubes, fixtures, drivers, and more, ensuring you always have access to the latest solutions for your lighting needs.

About Us
About Us

Even as the site evolves, our team is here to provide personalized support. If you cannot find what you are looking for, call or email us. We are always happy to help.

We invite you to explore our website and take full advantage of the resources and guidance we offer. Your insights and feedback help us refine our services and provide the best possible experience. Thank you for visiting, and we hope you find our site both informative and easy to navigate as you discover the lighting solutions that suit your needs.

Atlas Lighting & Sales Ltd.

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Atlas Lighting & Sales

OUR MISSION

At Atlas Lighting & Sales Ltd., our mission is to brighten your world with lighting solutions that truly fit your needs. Whether it’s finding a hard-to-source item, exploring detailed attributes, reviewing spec sheets, or discovering related accessories, we are here to make your experience effortless.

We’ve built decades of knowledge, and our goal is to make it accessible to you. Through clear guides, product descriptions, and helpful videos, we empower you to make informed choices and find the perfect lighting solutions with confidence.

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OUR STORY

Empowering Solutions
By 2024, Michael and Bryan recognised the need to preserve the company’s extensive knowledge and decided to encode this expertise into a website that would empower customers to find solutions on their own. Although our website is under construction while it is live, we’re committed to making it a valuable resource for you. If you cannot find what you’re looking for, please don’t hesitate to call us—we are here to help. Whether it’s sourcing a hard-to-find item, matching the exact specifications of a unique product, or providing solutions that fit seamlessly into existing sockets, Atlas Lighting & Sales Ltd. is here to assist. We pride ourselves on offering products that last longer, save energy, eliminate mercury, provide better warranties, deliver higher-quality light, and often at a lower price—all tailored to meet your specific needs.
2024
Industry Insights
In 2017, Michael Colligan launched the “Get a Grip on Lighting Podcast”, which quickly gained popularity within the lighting industry. The podcast has since become a go-to resource for industry insights and discussions.
2017
Expanding Vision
In 1999, Bryan’s son, Michael, joined the company as a commissioned sales representative. In 2008, Michael and Bryan became business partners, with Michael taking on the role of vice president. Under their leadership, Atlas Lighting & Sales Ltd. flourished, eventually giving rise to the Lighting Solutions Group of Companies. This expansion included the creation of Lighting Solutions, an electrical contracting company specialising in maintaining, repairing, and upgrading energy-efficient lighting systems. Another addition was Waste Diversion, a lighting waste management company dedicated to recycling mercury-containing lighting products and other hard-to-recycle waste streams.
1999
Foundations of Integrity
Atlas Lighting & Sales Ltd. was founded in 1977 by Bryan Colligan, who borrowed $200 from his mother to start the business from the back of his car and later operated out of his garage. Bryan’s journey began after he was fired from his sales manager position at a lighting company for refusing to sell, and instruct his sales reps to sell, “long life” light bulbs at a higher price. The company was behaving unethically by merely scratching the labels off regular lamps and relabelling them as “long life”—a practice Bryan could not condone.
1977