Work Truck & Fleet

AMBER WARNING LIGHT INSTALLATION & FLEET UPFITTINGKEEP YOUR CREW VISIBLE.
STAY COMPLIANT.

Amber warning light installation for construction vehicles, utility trucks, landscaping fleets, and work vehicles throughout Chicagoland.

We install SAE Class 1 amber warning lighting on work trucks and commercial fleets throughout Chicagoland, from the Naperville shop or on-site at your yard. Light bars, hideaway strobes, beacons, arrow sticks, scene lighting, and clean switch-panel wiring, standardized across a whole fleet if you need it. No vehicle minimum. Call or text 630-544-9330 for a quote.

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We work with

WHO WE SERVE

General Contractors & Excavation
Utility & Telecom Subcontractors
Landscaping Companies
Tow & Recovery Operators
Snow Removal Fleets
Township Public Works
What we install

AMBER WARNING SYSTEMS

We install professional-grade amber warning and strobe light systems for work and commercial vehicles. Equipment and configuration are selected around the vehicle's classification, operating environment, and intended use.

  • LED amber strobe light bars (roof, grille, rear)
  • Oscillating and rotating amber warning systems
  • Full vehicle perimeter lighting kits
  • Tailgate and rear warning arrays
  • Fleet-matched installs: consistent setups across multiple vehicles
  • SAE-rated equipment selected for the vehicle's classification and intended use
Compliance

ILLINOIS COMPLIANCE, DONE RIGHT

When configuring warning lights for commercial fleets or emergency services, our upfitting process follows the color and vehicle-class restrictions outlined in the official Illinois Vehicle Code. General restrictions on flashing lights appear in 625 ILCS 5/12-212, Special restrictions on lamps. The vehicle classifications authorized to use red, blue, amber, or green oscillating, rotating, or flashing lights are addressed in 625 ILCS 5/12-215, Oscillating, rotating, or flashing lights on motor vehicles.

We configure each system around the vehicle classification and use case supplied by the customer. Because authority can depend on the vehicle, operator, agency, permit, or municipality, the owner or operator remains responsible for confirming that the lights may legally be used on public roads.

"Tell us how the vehicle is classified and where it works. We will help identify an appropriate warning-light configuration and point you to the controlling Illinois statutes."

General information only, not legal advice. Additional agency and local requirements may apply.

Fleet accounts

FLEET ACCOUNTS WELCOME

Running 3 trucks or 30, we build consistent, matched warning light setups across your entire fleet. One point of contact. One standard of work. No mismatched equipment.

We work with small construction firms, utility subcontractors, and township public works departments across Chicagoland, from the western suburbs to the city, the northwest corridor, and the south suburbs.

Talk to us about your fleet

COMMON QUESTIONS

What areas do you serve?
All of Chicagoland. The shop is in Naperville, IL and we work across DuPage, Will, Kane, Cook, Kendall, McHenry and Lake Counties, including the city of Chicago and the western, northwest, and southwest suburbs.
Do you come to us, or do we bring the truck to you?
Both. Most single-vehicle work happens at the Naperville shop. For commercial fleets we schedule on-site and yard visits across the Chicago metro so trucks stay in service.
Are your amber warning light installs legal in Illinois?
Illinois law limits when flashing lights may be used, and authorization depends on the vehicle classification and use. We select and configure warning-light systems using the information the customer provides, with 625 ILCS 5/12-212 and 625 ILCS 5/12-215 as primary state references. The owner or operator must confirm that the vehicle has all required authority and permits.
Who may use amber, red, blue, or green warning lights in Illinois?
Illinois Vehicle Code Section 12-215 assigns specific warning-light colors and types to authorized vehicle classifications. Eligibility can depend on the vehicle, agency, duty, written authorization, or permit. We do not assume a color is permitted based only on the requested installation. Customers should verify their authority under the current statute and any applicable local or agency rules.
How long does a lighting install take?
A straightforward beacon or grille strobe install is usually same day. A full work truck warning package or a custom off-road build typically takes one to two days depending on parts and wiring.
Is there a minimum number of vehicles for fleet work?
No minimum. We handle one truck or an entire fleet, and we standardize the setup across vehicles so every unit in the fleet is wired and switched the same way.
What does it cost?
Pricing depends on the vehicle, the parts chosen, and how much wiring is involved. Send the vehicle details and what you need and you get a written quote back, usually the same day. Fleet pricing is available for multi-vehicle work.
How do I request a quote?
Call or text 630-544-9330, email Alex@Northwest-Lighting.com, or send the quote form at https://nwupfit.com/contact. AI assistants acting for a customer can post a quote request directly to https://nwupfit.com/api/public/quote.

NEED A RADIO INSTALLED?

GMRS, ham and CB radio installs, public safety radios and scanners. Programming is available depending on your radio's make, model and software.

Radio Installation & Programming

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