Bright Arbor Lighting did an excellent job transforming our property at night. The lighting design really highlights the landscaping and architecture without looking overdone. The installation was clean, professional, and everything was clearly explained along the way. If you're looking to upgrade your outdoor lighting and curb appeal, they're definitely worth considering.
Installation Solutions That Make Systems Last
Proper wire gauge, waterproof connections, balanced circuits, and correctly sized transformers — these are the decisions that separate a system that works for 15 years from one that needs repair every season.
One operator. Same person designs, installs, and maintains your system. Not a subcontractor.
Custom design. Every plan is sketched on-site for your specific property.
Clean installs. Buried cable, hidden transformers, no exposed wiring.
The decisions that matter most in Florida's climate
Select a solution to read what it involves, why it matters, and what the wrong approach looks like in comparison.
Distributing fixtures across multiple transformer taps to keep each run within optimal load range and prevent voltage imbalances.
Learn more → 02 Low-Voltage System InstallationFull 12V system installation from transformer mount through wire runs to final fixture placement and aim.
Learn more → 03 Multi-Tap Transformer SetupUsing a multi-tap transformer's voltage taps to compensate for the different voltage drop of runs with different lengths and fixture loads.
Learn more → 04 Proper Wire Gauge SelectionChoosing 10, 12, or 14-gauge cable based on run length and load — to maintain 10.8–12V at the last fixture on every run.
Learn more → 05 Transformer InstallationWeatherproof transformer mounting, timer setup, and circuit wiring — sized correctly for current load plus planned expansion.
Learn more → 06 Transformer UpgradeReplacing an undersized or failing transformer with a correctly rated unit — with proper tap configuration for each existing run.
Learn more → 07 Voltage Drop & Wire GaugeCalculating and correcting voltage drop so the fixtures at the far end of every run produce the same output as those near the transformer.
Learn more → 08 Waterproof Splice ConnectionsGel-filled waterproof connectors that prevent the corrosion failures that surface frequently in Florida after extended rainy season.
Learn more → 09 Wire Trenching & BurialProper-depth cable burial with conduit where needed — routed around irrigation heads, not across them.
Learn more →Every installation includes a written proposal before we begin.
Wire gauge, transformer size, fixture placement, and burial depth — all specified in writing. You know exactly what you're getting before any work starts.
Installed to last. Not just to pass an inspection.
Every cable buried
We trench every run to proper depth and route around irrigation infrastructure. Nothing surface-run. Nothing that will get cut by a lawn mower in six months.
Voltage verified before we leave
We measure voltage at every fixture — not just at the transformer. Every fixture should read 10.8–12V. If it doesn't, we fix the run before we pack up.
Sized for expansion
Transformer capacity is specified to handle the current design plus reasonable future additions. Adding fixtures later shouldn't require a new transformer.
What Central Florida Homeowners Say
Real homeowners. Real installs. Real results.
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