Explore completed lighting and electrical projects for South Florida communities, commercial properties and hospitality buildings. Open any project image or title to read the scope and view original project photographs.
Lighting of Tomorrow (LOT) supplies lighting products and equipment. Electryfy is the electrical contracting division of the same company and performs electrical contracting. Florida electrical contractor license: EC13014730.

Allied Kitchen and Bath RGB Exterior Lighting
Oakland Park, Florida
Allied Kitchen and Bath wanted the exterior of its Oakland Park showroom to glow pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. LOT supplied an RGB LED lighting solution that could also support different colors throughout the year.
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Benvenuto Restaurant & Banquet LED Lighting
Boynton Beach, Florida
Benvenuto Restaurant & Banquet needed lighting that could adapt to weddings, dining and special events. The project combined color-changing interior lighting with exterior fixtures to support the venue’s different settings.
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Miami Subs Grill RGB Exterior Lighting
Pompano Beach, Florida
The Miami Grill location in Pompano Beach wanted an exterior lighting display that reflected its colorful brand. LOT’s project used an RGB LED system to add adjustable color to the restaurant façade.
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Miami Hotel Turtle-Friendly Lighting Upgrade
Miami, Florida
A Miami hotel wanted to update its exterior lighting while keeping a contemporary appearance. The original project focused on turtle-friendly LED fixtures suited to the property’s coastal setting.
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Kaufman Lynn Construction LED Crane Sign
South Florida
Kaufman Lynn Construction wanted its branding to be visible on an active construction site. LOT’s project placed an illuminated sign on the company’s approximately 200-foot crane.
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European Wax Center LED Lighting Upgrade
Florida
European Wax Center’s lighting project aimed to lower lighting power consumption while improving the appearance of the space. LOT reviewed the existing lighting and selected an LED replacement approach.
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Delray Beach HOA Community Lighting Upgrade
Delray Beach, Florida
A Delray Beach homeowners association wanted to address an outdated lighting system and high energy costs. LOT worked with the property manager on lighting improvements across several common areas.
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Pembroke Pines LED Bollard Lighting Upgrade
Pembroke Pines, Florida
A Pembroke Pines community replaced outdated incandescent bollards with contemporary LED fixtures. The project covered 52 bollards serving the community’s common areas.
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Miami Warehouse LED Lighting Upgrade
Miami, Florida
A Miami warehouse had high lighting costs and a number of lights that were no longer operating. With forklift activity in the building, improving visibility was a key reason for the lighting upgrade.
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Miami Solar Street Lighting Project
Miami, Florida
This Miami property needed better illumination but had limited options for bringing electricity to the lighting locations. LOT proposed solar-powered lighting as an alternative for the site.
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Davie Solar Parking Lot Lighting Project
Davie, Florida
A property in Davie needed to improve poorly illuminated parking areas. Because electrical access was limited, LOT proposed solar LED lighting for the project.
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Miami Solar Street Pole Lights Installation
Miami, Florida
This Miami property had poorly illuminated outdoor areas and limited electrical access. LOT’s solar pole lighting project provided a way to address those locations without relying on the same conventional power arrangement.
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Pompano Beach Lighting — Before and After
Another view of the Pompano Beach parking lot lighting upgrade. Read the project case study →