Bonded Lightning Protection Systems, Inc.

The Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial and White House are just a few of the distinguished properties nationwide where Bonded Lightning has installed lightning protection systems.

Bonded Lightning’s corporate roots read like a family tree.

1892

Reginald DeKoven Hereford founded the original Bonded Lightning Protection Systems in Washington, D.C.

His son, Reginald Charles Hereford, eventually assumed control of the company.

1973

Reginald’s daughter, Diane Dillon, and son-in-law, Dennis Dillon, founded their Bonded Lightning Protection Systems, Inc. in Palm Beach County.

1975

Bonded Lightning Protection Systems hired its first Florida employee.

Dennis and Diane Dillon moved Bonded Lightning from Riviera Beach, Florida, to Jupiter Farms, Florida in 1978. Dennis built the company’s office and workshop on the family’s property, where it still stands today. In 2001, Bonded Lightning moved to its current location and headquarters in Jupiter, Florida.

Bonded Lightning opened a regional office in Tampa, Florida in 2016.

“Hard work and exceptional service,” comments President Patrick Dillon when asked to explain Bonded Lightning’s success. He says you can’t underestimate the nature of a family business. “It’s different. We feel a responsibility to maintain the reputation that my parents worked so hard to build.” Vice President Mike Dillon added, “We’re working to expand on their hard work.”

Bonded Lightning customers benefit from the company’s history and the history that is in the making. Kim Dillon Stauder says simply, “Family sets a higher standard.”