Soft Washing in Holmdel, NJ | Stucco exterior, columns, driveway, and pool deck

Green Sun Energy Services soft washed the exterior of this Holmdel home, which is finished in stucco. The cleaning solution was a sodium hypochlorite and surfactant mixture applied with an extended dwell time and kept wet throughout the process, which allows the chemistry to break down biological growth such as algae and mould without the high-pressure water that can damage stucco surfaces. Work covered the full exterior, including the decorative columns. The scope also included the driveway and pool deck. These hard surfaces were treated with a sodium hypochlorite and surfactant-based formula suited to the material. Total surface area cleaned […]

Soft Washing and Christmas Light Installation in Holmdel, NJ | 10,659 Square Feet Washed and 1,337 C9 Bulbs

Tom and Karen from Holmdel, NJ have been Green Sun Energy Services clients since May of 2025. Two jobs at opposite ends of one year: the house was washed in June and lit in November. 10,659 square feet soft washed: Soft washing is not power washing. The surfaces are treated with a sodium hypochlorite and surfactant solution that kills the organic growth – the dark streaking that spreads across a shaded roof slope, the green film that creeps up siding on the north side of a house – and then rinsed at low pressure. Nothing is blasted. On a roof

Solar Panel Installation and Soft Washing in Hazlet, NJ | Two-Thirds of the Array on the North Face

Roger in Hazlet has been a Green Sun Energy Services client since May of 2017. The solar array went up that August and we soft washed the house in April 2025. Three faces, and one of them faces north: Thirty-nine panels went onto this roof, split across three faces, and the split is the interesting part. Twelve panels sit on the front of the house at a 33-degree pitch, facing south-south-east. Three more sit on the same orientation at 32 degrees. The remaining twenty-four — nearly two-thirds of the array — are on the back of the house facing north-north-west.

Standby Generator Installation and Soft Washing in Monroe Township, NJ | Three Sump Pumps and a 22 kW Standby

Anthony in Monroe Township has been a Green Sun Energy Services client since January of 2021. The standby generator came first and the soft washing followed four years later. Three sump pumps and a 22 kW machine: Three sump pumps is the number that decides this job. A house with one has a wet basement now and again. A house with three has a water problem it has already engineered around, and every one of those pumps stops the moment the power does. The machine is a Generac Guardian 22 kW home standby, model 7043-2. It delivers 19.5 kW on

Standby Generator Installation and Soft Washing in Lincroft, NJ | A 16 kW Standby and a Freshly Washed House

Philip in Lincroft has been a Green Sun Energy Services client since August of 2020. The standby generator went in that November and we came back to wash the house five years later. A 16 kW machine on a 150-amp service: Most of the houses we back up run on a 200-amp service. This one is 2,800 square feet on 150 amps, which changes what the answer has to look like. The electrical calculation comes to 20,896 watts. The machine is a Generac Guardian 16 kW home standby, model 7176, rated 16 kW on natural gas and on propane alike,

Solar, a Generator and Soft Washing in Asbury Park

Dimitra from Asbury Park, NJ has been a Green Sun Energy Services client since September of 2016, and has come back twice since. The generator and the array were booked on the same day and finished within a week of each other. The soft wash came nine years later. A 16 kW Generac in a steel enclosure: Commissioned on 5 November 2016. The load calculation asked for a minimum of 12 kW under NEC Article 220 Part IV and a 16 kW machine went in, on a 200-amp managed whole-house transfer switch. The house is 2,400 square feet with a

Standby Generator, Soft Washing and Holiday Lighting in Leonardo, NJ | Holiday Lights and Soft Washing

Nelson from Leonardo, NJ has been a Green Sun Energy Services client since February of 2022, and has come back twice since – once for the roofline and once for the siding. A 19.5 kW Generac on a managed whole-house switch: Commissioned on 14 July 2022. The load calculation asked for a minimum of 15 kW under NEC Article 220 Part IV, and a Generac Guardian rated 19.5 kW on natural gas went in – 22 kW were it running on propane – behind a 200-amp managed whole-house transfer switch with two smart management modules and whole-house surge protection. The

Standby Generator Installation and Soft Washing in Farmingdale, NJ | Whole-House Backup for 1,817 Square Feet

Cathy in Farmingdale has been a Green Sun Energy Services client since November of 2024. The standby generator was commissioned in April 2025 and the house was soft washed eleven weeks after that. 17 kW for a house that needs twelve: This is a compact house — 1,817 square feet on a 150-amp service — and nearly everything with an appetite for power runs on gas: the furnace, the clothes dryer, the range and the hot water. The electrical calculation comes to 15,308 watts. The one three-ton air conditioner accounts for 3,000 of that, and it is the load that

Standby Generator Service and Soft Washing in Spray Beach, NJ | We Did Not Install, on Long Beach Island

The Pizzo household in Spray Beach has been a Green Sun Energy Services client since July of 2024. The generator on this property was put in by another company in January 2021. We look after it now, and in the summer of 2025 we washed the house as well. Taking on a generator installed by others: Not every generator we maintain is one we installed, and a machine that was fitted by somebody else is not a lesser job to take on — it is a more careful one. There is no survey of ours to read, no record of

Soft Washing in Colts Neck, NJ | Single-Story Soft Wash

Cathy from Colts Neck, NJ has been a Green Sun Energy Services client since April of 2026. We soft washed the house in May, low pressure with a sodium hypochlorite and surfactant solution. A single-storey house is not necessarily a smaller job than a two-storey one. The footprint tends to be wider, which means more roof and more siding at ground level, where splashback, mud and the growth that comes off surrounding planting all end up. What changes is the access rather than the area, and the work still comes down to holding the solution on the surface long enough