Our Past Projects | Florida Bulb & Ballast

Bella Luna HOA - Cocoa Beach, FL

Bella Luna consulted Shelly Cejda of Florida Bulb & Ballast, Inc., to solve their lighting conundrum; illumination of the entrance signs where no power existed.

Skate Park– Satellite Beach, FL

The City of Satellite Beach, Florida, had old, corroded fixtures at the local skate park. In order to maintain the integrity of the facility, the lighting had to be upgraded. The Public Works department contacted Don Meiers of Florida Bulb & Ballast to offer his expertise on the project.

Valencia of Viera - Viera, FL

Valencia of Viera worked prestigiously with Florida Bulb & Ballast, Inc.’s Shelly Cejda, to solve a daunting problem; no lights at the large mailbox pavilion.

Villas of Suntree

The Villas of Suntree wished to create a more personable walking area to attract evening strolls and family outings. We changed out the existing poles and light fixture globes to new modern fittings.

Tasca Buick/GMC

Tasca Buick/GMC of Melbourne reached out to Karen Jones of Florida Bulb & Ballast, to upgrade the old, outdated MH1000 HID parking lot fixtures to new LED lights.

Cumberland International

Cumberland International at the Palm Bay location contracted us to upgrade the existing interior lighting to a new LED Highbay fixtures. Improving overall lighting while lowering energy costs.

Cancer Care Center

At the Cancer Care Center in Melbourne, Florida, old, outdated fluorescent T12 fixtures adorned the walls of the client restrooms. The dull T12 fluorescent lights barely illuminated the area.

Custom Industrial Products

Custom Industrial Products of Melbourne, wished to replace 92 – 4’ 4 lamp fluorescent fixtures in their warehouse area with 25’ high ceilings with lighting levels were below recommended levels.

LaPlaya Condo

LaPlaya East Condo needed to replace 2 poles and post top fixtures. Having electrical power issues at the front entrance, Don sought an inexpensive solution to the problem.

Melbourne oak illuminated

Blue lights now illuminate the large oak tree every night near the Historic Downtown Melbourne arch, serving as an evening entry landmark to the New Haven Avenue commercial corridor.

Lake Ridge HOA

Lake Ridge HOA needed to update and repair their clubhouse/pool area. They called on Lucy Crews of Florida Bulb & Ballast, Inc., to work with the Management Company and board members.

Suntree Plaza

Suntree Plaza in North Melbourne, had old sconce lights that used outdated 13 watt compact fluorescent lamps and ballast. The fixtures were corroded and in disrepair.

The Lexus of Melbourne Dealership

Lexus of Melbourne Dealership sought to reduce operating cost and improve the light levels and maintaining excellent color rendering to highlight its quality line up of performance automobiles.

Vero Beach Water Towers

The goal of this project for Indian River County Facility was to add exterior light to the Vero Beach Water Towers. No light existed which made it difficult during emergency night calls.

U-Haul

U-Haul of Melbourne sought to add light overhead of the roll-up doors on the storage bays, staying uniform with the length of the door and to be mindful of light intrusion to oncoming traffic.

Oceana Condo

Oceana Condo is a new construction project that Florida Bulb & Ballast, Inc., designed and sold in 2018. All exterior lighting was to be compliant with the Turtle Conservation Program.

Indian River Medical Center

Indian River Medical Center sought to reduce operating cost and improve the lighting quality in their parking areas. Visitor and employee safety are always top priority to the hospital.

Percepta

Percepta was a re-lamp project where we removed nearly 1,300 old and outdated fluorescent lamps and electronic ballast, and replaced with LED lamps to improve the quality of lighting.

Preferred Storage

Preferred Storage is a new construction project that Florida Bulb & Ballast, Inc., worked with the Owner/Developer to provide state of the art lighting for a new Storage Facility.

The Racquet Club

The Racquet Club was a replacement project where Florida Bulb & Ballast, Inc. removed old, rotted wooden poles and replaced with new 10’ aluminum black poles with decorative bases and die cast globe fitters, re-using existing polycarbonate globes.

Faith Lutheran Viera

‍Faith Viera Lutheran Church was a project where Florida Bulb & Ballast, Inc. replaced HID parking lot lighting with LED to help reduce the Church’s parking lot lighting expense and become more energy efficient.

Spyglass Plaza

Spyglass Plaza was a replacement fixture project that Florida Bulb & Ballast, Inc., was asked to provide state of the art lighting for, replacing HID Lighting with LED.

Conway Plaza

BVT Management Services, Inc. contacted Florida Bulb & Ballast directly to handle the poor lighting at Conway Plaza. The plaza needed to replace HID MH1000 watt fixtures with LED fixtures.

FAAC

FAAC is a replacement project that Florida Bulb & Ballast, Inc., worked with the Maintenance Department to provide brighter lighting, increased lumen output, and better quality of light for the Production Control Room and Stairwells.

Melbourne Square Mall

MSM wanted to update their parking lot area lights with more lighting to improve overall look and safety of Mall exteriors. Andrew worked with the head of the maintenance to provide better quality and brighter lighting for the parking lot and more.

Ocean Walk S Tower

Ocean Walk South Tower is a replacement project that Florida Bulb & Ballast, Inc., worked with Management and Maintenance to provide new LED inside hallway sconce and ceiling fixtures.

Centre at Suntree

The Centre at Suntree contracted FB&B to upgrade the existing exterior lighting to new LED recessed cans and parking lot fixtures. Increasing light output and modernize the exterior.

Cloud 9/Merritt Square Mall

Cloud 9, located in the Merritt Square Mall, had a combination of 2X2 and 2X4 fluorescent troffers. The client worked with Shelly to replace the existing fixtures with corresponding LED flat panels.

Radial Inc.

Radial Inc contacted Andrew Newton to upgrade their facility from 4’T8 electronic lamps and ballast to LED T8 lamps, using the option of installing new ballast versus deleting.