The best collection of bungalows in Palm Beach County.
Lake Worth Beach kept its historic housing stock when plenty of towns didn't. We light it properly.
Putting up your own lighting in Lake Worth Beach is a hot, awkward, slightly dangerous way to lose a weekend.
You drag the box out of the garage and half of it is dead — the sun and the salt air finished it months ago. Now you are on a ladder in ninety-degree humidity, reaching over a tile roof that was never meant to be walked on.
Hours later it is… fine. A little crooked over the garage. And next season you get to do the whole thing again, with fixtures that have spent a Florida summer going brittle.
There's a better way — and homeowners across Palm Beach and Martin County have already found it.
Imagine doing absolutely nothing — and having the best-lit property on the street.
Whether you are in College Park or Parrot Cove, near Bryant Park, in the Old Town district, or out toward the beach — the design suits the architecture.
- Custom-designed for your home — not generic store strands
- Installed by trained, insured South Florida locals
- Maintained all season — a dark bulb is our problem
- Taken down and stored, clean and damage-free
Five steps. Zero hassle.
Design
Your personal designer assesses your home and creates a custom display that brings your vision to life.
Install
No mess, no interruptions. Our crew gets your lights up fast — you don't even need to be home.
Shine
Pull in, light up, say wow. A stunning display made just for your home, all season long.
Guarantee
Something not quite right? Call us and we're there within 24 hours. You'll never change a bulb again.
Take down
When the season ends, we remove everything, leave your home clean, and even inspect it. Effortless.
See your home lit up — and get a real price — in 60 seconds.
Meet Light Designer, our AI design studio. Try styles and colors on your actual home, then get instant, real-world pricing on the spot — no guessing, no waiting for a callback.
Lake Worth Beach has one of the densest concentrations of historic bungalows in Florida.
The city has multiple designated historic districts covering hundreds of 1920s frame vernacular and mission-style bungalows — most of them still lived in rather than converted.
That stock survived because the city stayed unfashionable through the decades when other coastal towns were knocking things down. Now the downtown and the art scene have grown up around it.
Deep porches, exposed rafter tails and low-pitched roofs are what make a bungalow. Lighting that ignores them wastes the house.
We light every street in Lake Worth Beach.
We are not a national chain parachuting in with a truck of generic strands. Badger Outdoor Lighting is locally and family owned, working Palm Beach and Martin County from Loxahatchee:
Built for a Lake Worth Beach season.
Close to both the Intracoastal and the ocean, the salt reach here is real, and the city's older timber houses hold damp in a way modern block construction does not. Add full UV and storm season.
- Year-round UV at subtropical intensity: UV-stabilised materials that resist the fading and brittleness that destroys cheap plastic in a single Florida summer
- Salt air along the coast: commercial-grade housings and sealed connectors specified for corrosion, which is what ends ordinary fixtures here
- Hurricane-season wind: low-profile, properly anchored installs, with seasonal hardware that can be removed quickly when a storm is forecast
- Daily summer storms and humidity: weather-rated connections built for water intrusion, not for a dry climate
Not a franchise. Not a truck full of generic strands.
Specified for salt air and sun
Coastal corrosion and year-round UV destroy ordinary fixtures here. We use commercial-grade housings, sealed connectors and UV-stabilised materials rated for the climate.
Four services, one team
Landscape, permanent, holiday and bistro lighting from the same crew — so the scheme holds together all year instead of being bolted on each December.
Historic bungalows, handled carefully
Original rafter tails, timber porches and period trim need damage-free mounting and a hand that knows what it is touching.
Locally and family owned
Badger Outdoor Lighting works Palm Beach and Martin County from Loxahatchee, with a local crew rather than a seasonal subcontractor.
Designed, not catalogued
Every plan is built around the architecture, the palms and the sightlines on your lot — balanced placement, no hot spots, no dark gaps.
Designed to the architecture
A bungalow rewards lighting that follows the porch line and the eave depth. Flat floodlighting flattens exactly what makes it worth looking at.
One local team for every kind of light.
Landscape Lighting
Uplighting for palms and specimen trees, pathway and entry lighting, and architectural accents — designed around the planting and the way the property is actually used after dark.
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Permanent Lighting
Low-profile, app-controlled lighting set into the roofline — invisible by day, any colour by night. One install covers the holidays, game days and everyday presentation, year after year.
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Holiday & Bistro
Full-service seasonal displays, plus bistro and patio lighting for courtyards, pergolas and outdoor living areas — designed, installed, maintained and removed.
Explore holiday & bistro →Don't take our word for it.
See recent work from across Palm Beach and Martin County.
If you're not happy, your lights are free.
We're so confident you'll love your display that we put our money where our mouth is. And during the season, if anything is ever not right, we're at your Lake Worth Beach door within 24 hours. You will never change a bulb again.
One simple price. Nothing left to you.
BrightWrx vs. DIY vs. the national guys.
Doing it yourself
A national chain
BrightWrx — Lake Worth Beach
Install calendars fill fast. The best slots go first.
The historic districts take longer to design and install properly. Book ahead.
Reserve my spot →Everything you're wondering, answered.
How much does lighting cost in Lake Worth Beach, FL?
Every property is different — a College Park bungalow, a Parrot Cove cottage and a newer build toward Lake Osborne all need different designs. We give you a clear custom estimate up front. Start with the form or call (561) 529-6339.
Can you work on a historic home without damaging it?
Yes — it is a large part of what we do here. Damage-free mounting on original timber and trim, never staples, and everything removed cleanly at the end of the season.
Do you offer permanent lighting in Lake Worth Beach?
Yes. Permanent architectural lighting is a low-profile, app-controlled system set into the roofline — invisible by day, any colour by night. One install covers the holidays, celebrations and everyday presentation.
Can you light palms and specimen trees?
Yes, and it is among the most effective work we do here. Uplighting royal palms, oaks and specimen planting turns the landscape into the focal point of the property after dark.
Do you work on commercial and HOA properties?
Yes. Clubhouses, gated-community entrances, retail frontages, restaurants and HOA common areas are regular work alongside residential projects.
Will the lighting survive hurricane season?
Fixtures are specified for coastal wind and corrosion, and seasonal hardware is designed to come down quickly when a storm is forecast. Permanent systems are installed low-profile and properly anchored.
Get your free Lake Worth Beach estimate
A designer maps a custom display for your property and sends back a clear, fixed price. No pressure, no hidden fees.
Prefer to talk? Call (561) 529-6339
BrightWrx — Lake Worth Beach
Holiday Lighting
Formerly Christmas Lights Factory
Serving from
18978 Orange Grove Boulevard
Loxahatchee, FL 33470
Contact
Licensed & hours
Licensed & insured
Mon–Sat 8am–6pm
Ready to light up your Lake Worth Beach property?
Get a free, no-obligation estimate from the Badger Outdoor Lighting team. We'll design it, install it, maintain it, and take it down. You just enjoy the season.
P.S. — Lighting specified for this climate lasts. The only thing you have to lose is another weekend on a ladder in the heat.