Important Update About Coronavirus

March 24, 2020

In the past couple of weeks, our lives have been significantly impacted by the spread of the coronavirus. A lot of us may feel anxious and concerned about it all, but we at Archway Marine Lighting are certain that the country as a whole will overcome this obstacle and any others that may be in our way.

During these turbulent times, we hope you are able to navigate any impediments that may come your way both professionally and personally.

We also wanted to reassure you that we will remain open and will continue to offer the same quality products and services. As an independent privately-owned business we have a strong system in place that will continue to respond to all of your website inquiries, emails, and phone calls.

We are carefully observing CDC guidelines and are taking the proper precautions necessary to maintain the same quality service we’ve always provided. We believe the health and safety of our customers and employees is paramount so that is why we are implementing new procedures to protect you and them.

Please reach out to us if you need anything by contacting us.

Our office hours will continue from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.

We are here to assist you during these challenging times.

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