Bradley Bowers of Current Electrical Contractors wrapped up a sleek lighting upgrade this week for a homeowner looking to blend style and convenience. The project featured the installation of two modern pendant lights, perfectly placed to enhance the ambiance and functionality of the space.
What made this job especially unique? The pendant lights are controlled by wireless dimmers, giving the homeowners complete control over their lighting levels with the touch of a button.
💫 Whether they’re preparing dinner, hosting friends, or winding down for the evening, the lighting adjusts to match the mood—without the need for hardwired dimmer switches.
Wireless lighting controls are becoming an increasingly popular upgrade in home renovations, offering flexibility, energy efficiency, and an ultra-modern look. It’s a great way to modernize a space without having to run extensive new wiring—something both practical and innovative.
đź› Remodeling? Let Us Light the Way
This project is a perfect example of how a small change—like custom pendant lighting—can make a big impact in a kitchen, bathroom, or bedroom remodel. We specialize in electrical work for residential renovations and love helping homeowners bring their ideas to life. From LED recessed lighting and under-cabinet accents to complete panel upgrades and smart home integrations, we do it all.
📍 Serving Jacksonville, FL and the surrounding areas, Current Electrical Contractors is your go-to team for reliable, detail-driven electrical work. We’re fully licensed and insured for your peace of mind.
đź“ž Call us today at (904) 891-7050 to schedule a consultation or learn more about our remodeling services.
✨ We look forward to earning your business—and lighting up your world!
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