Ilderton Emergency Lighting and Upfits-High Point

09/17/2026

We would love to see everyone here, Come celebrate with us! Bring the whole family. Lets have some fun. See you there!

05/11/2026

We haven't posted in awhile. Thank you Forth Elm for your trust. We are not limited to Emergency vehicles, We do everything. Come down and see us for your lighting needs. Great job to Mike and Matt. More build pictures to come.

02/27/2026

Whats in your Grille? 4 emergency lights and 2 speakers are in this picture, We promise.

09/12/2025

Did you know that while women make up about half of the total US population, they only make up about 12% of the law enforcement officers in the country? To recognize these fierce ladies, let’s celebrate National Police Woman day which is dedicated to the appreciation of contributions made by female law enforcement officers to the safety of our state and nation. Women in law enforcement all across the country have made significant contributions to the profession and continue to do so every day!

08/22/2025

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07/31/2025

It was great connecting and putting faces with names at NCSA conference!

We look forward to continuing relationships and growing new partnerships.

03/18/2025

Stop by and see us at NCAGP tomorrow

10/07/2024

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Please help us in the Asheville and surrounding WNC area recovery. You can drop off donations at our Charlotte or High Point Showrooms.

10/04/2024

If you have items to donate, Ilderton is a drop off location for donations as we continue to support WNC.

09/29/2024

Our thoughts and prayers are with the families of those lost in this unfathomable time in our state.
We also send our continued prayers for those affected as the rescues continue and cleanup, and restoration efforts begin.

The North Carolina Sheriffs’ Association has been notified of the tragic deaths of two deputies in Western North Carolina resulting from the significant flooding and hazardous conditions caused by Hurricane Helene. In the wake of this devastating storm, a deputy from the Macon County Sheriff’s Office and a deputy from the Madison County Sheriff’s Office were tragically killed in raging flood waters. We ask that you keep the families, friends, and colleagues of these deputies as well as the entirety of Western North Carolina in your thoughts and prayers during this unfathomable and difficult time.