Sports Lighting
Professional lighting pole installation for baseball, softball, soccer, driving ranges, and athletic facilities.
Gorilla Pole Setters installs lighting poles for sports fields, baseball and softball facilities, batting cages, driving ranges, soccer fields, and athletic complexes. We provide precise pole placement and fixture mounting to meet illumination standards and maximize field coverage.
Our sports lighting installations include backstop netting poles, perimeter netting systems, and standalone lighting structures. Poles are engineered to withstand high winds while maintaining aesthetic appeal. We work with schools, municipalities, golf courses, and recreation departments nationwide.
From design consultation through final fixture mounting, we deliver complete sports lighting projects that enhance playability and safety for athletes and spectators.
What We Deliver
- Baseball, softball, and multi-sport field lighting poles
- Driving range and golf facility structures
- Backstop and perimeter netting pole systems
- Fixture mounting and alignment support
- Wind-rated designs for open athletic sites
- School, park, and private facility experience
Our Process
- 1
Review field layout, lux targets, and pole locations with your team
- 2
Drill, set, and verify pole positions before fixture install
- 3
Mount fixtures and coordinate with electrical contractors as needed
- 4
Final inspection and punch-list closeout
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about sports lighting installation from Gorilla Pole Setters.
- Do you install sports lighting poles only, or complete lighting systems?
- Our core strength is pole installation and structural work. We coordinate with electrical partners for wiring and fixtures when required.
- Can you match existing field pole layouts?
- Yes. We work from plans or field measurements to align new poles with your lighting design and netting requirements.
- Have you completed school and municipal athletic projects?
- Yes. Our portfolio includes high schools, parks, golf facilities, and recreation departments—see our Work page for examples.