No two roofs are the same. The pitch, the shade from the tree next door, the direction the house faces and what the family actually uses through the year all change what belongs up there. These are solar arrays we designed and installed across New Jersey, and each one names the panels, the inverter and the size of the system along with the town it is in. Real jobs on real houses, photographed where we had the chance.

321 completed solar projects across 139 New Jersey towns, including 76 with a review written by the customer.

Solar Panel Installation and Standby Generator Service in Bridgewater, NJ | 14.875 kW

Karen and Steve from Bridgewater, NJ have been Green Sun Energy Services clients since July of 2025. Two jobs a week apart, one new and one inherited. 14.875 kW of solar: Thirty-five Jinko 425-watt panels on IronRidge rail, finished in October of 2025, with first-year production estimated at 15,119 kWh. At nearly fifteen kilowatts this is a large residential array, and the rail layout is what decides how that weight sits across the roof structure. The generator already at the house: A Generac 7035 rated 16 kW, installed in August of 2020 by another company, feeding a 70-amp transfer switch.

Solar Panel Installation in Middletown, NJ | 19 Jinko Panels, 8 kW and 180 Feet of Critter Guard

Turner from Middletown, NJ has been a Green Sun Energy Services client since June of 2025. Nineteen Jinko 425-watt panels went up that August – 8.075 kW in all, estimated at 9,397 kWh in the first year – on an IronRidge rail system. The array also carries 180 linear feet of critter guard around its perimeter. That is the mesh that closes the gap between the panels and the roof, which is otherwise where squirrels and nesting birds get in and start on the wiring.

39-panel 11.31 kW solar array in Hazlet, NJ

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.

19-panel 6.37 kW solar array in East Windsor, NJ

6.37 kW Solar & 18 kW Generac for Heli in East Windsor, NJ

Heli in East Windsor has been a Green Sun Energy Services client since September of 2019. The array went up that November, the standby generator already on the property came onto our books at the same time, and in June of 2023 we replaced that machine with a new Generac. 19 panels on the existing roof: Nineteen LG 335-watt panels, 6.37 kW in total, on Unirac mounting with a SolarEdge SE5000H HD Wave inverter and an optimizer on every panel. Estimated first-year production is 8,861 kWh and the utility is JCP&L. It was commissioned on 21 November 2019. A hundred

41-panel 14.97 kW solar array in Westfield, NJ

Solar Panel Installation and Roofing Installation in Westfield, NJ | A Partial Reroof and 41 Panels

Paul Nicholson has been a Green Sun Energy Services client since October of 2022, when he booked a roof and a solar array together. The roof was finished on 8 February 2023 and the array a week later. The part of the roof that needed it: Only part of this roof was replaced, and that was deliberate. A newer dimensional roof on one section of the house was sound and was left exactly where it was. The older 2,900 square feet came off instead, a single layer stripped down to the sheathing, cleaned up and carted away with the dumpster

Solar Panel Installation in Red Bank, New Jersey

Solar Panel Installation in Red Bank, NJ | 34 Panels and 216 Feet of Critter Guard

David from Red Bank, NJ has been a Green Sun Energy Services client since March of 2025. The array was completed in May: 34 panels making 15.64 kW, each with its own Enphase IQ8 microinverter, 216 feet of critter guard around the perimeter, and an estimated 19,270 kilowatt hours in the first year. JCP&L interconnected it in June. At over fifteen kilowatts this is among the largest residential arrays on the site, and 216 feet of guard is what a roof line of that size costs – the gap between panels and roof is where squirrels and birds nest, and

Solar Critter Guard in Brick, New Jersey

Solar Panel Installation in Brick, NJ | 13 High-Output Panels

Mike from Brick, NJ has been a Green Sun Energy Services client since March of 2025. The array was completed in April: 13 panels making 5.98 kW with Enphase IQ8X microinverters, 90 feet of critter guard around the perimeter, and an estimated 8,728 kilowatt hours in the first year. Thirteen panels producing nearly six kilowatts works out to well over 450 watts each, which is roughly double what a panel of the same physical size produced a decade ago. That is why a modest roof now supports a system that would have needed half as many panels again in 2015

36-panel 16.56 kW solar array in East Brunswick, NJ

Solar Panel Installation in East Brunswick, NJ | 36 Panels and 16.56 kW

Wilson from East Brunswick, NJ has been a Green Sun Energy Services client since September of 2024. The array was completed in November: 36 panels making 16.56 kW into a SolarEdge Energy Hub inverter with optimizers, both carrying 25-year warranties, and an estimated 18,256 kilowatt hours in the first year. PSEG interconnected the system in January of 2025. At over sixteen kilowatts this is among the larger residential arrays we have built, and the Energy Hub inverter is the version designed to take battery storage later – so the option stays open without the electrical work having to be redone.

Solar Critter Guard and Solar Panel Installation in Port Monmouth, New Jersey

Solar Panel Installation in Port Monmouth, NJ | 12 Panels and 80 Feet of Guard

Esther from Port Monmouth, NJ has been a Green Sun Energy Services client since June of 2025. The array was completed in July: 12 panels making 5.52 kW, each with its own Enphase IQ8X microinverter carrying a 25-year warranty, and an estimated 7,056 kilowatt hours in the first year. JCP&L interconnected the system in August. Eighty feet of critter guard went on with it, which this close to the bay is not a refinement – the sheltered gap under an array is exactly what gulls and squirrels look for along the shoreline. The existing roof was sound enough to build

12-panel 5.1 kW solar array in Little Egg Harbor, NJ

Solar Panel Installation in Little Egg Harbor, NJ | A Second Leased Array

Charles and Julie from Little Egg Harbor, NJ have been Green Sun Energy Services clients since July of 2025 at this address – and they are not new to us, having leased an array through Green Sun at another property back in 2012. Coming back thirteen years later, for a second house, is the part of this record worth stating plainly. The array was completed in August of 2025: 12 panels making 5.1 kW, each with its own Enphase IQ8 microinverter carrying a 25-year warranty, and an estimated 7,161 kilowatt hours in the first year against what Atlantic City Electric

Solar Panel Installation and Roofing Installation in Middletown, NJ | Three Layers Off and 16 Panels

Kaitlin Campbell has been a Green Sun Energy Services client since February of 2025, when the roof and the solar array were bought on the same day. The roof was replaced first and the panels followed, both inside a week at the turn of February and March. Three layers off, 1,600 square feet on: Most roofs on this site come off in one layer, and a fair number in two. This one came off in three. That means the original shingles had been covered over twice before anybody looked underneath, and it is a great deal more tear-off and disposal

Standby Generator Installation and Solar Panel Installation in Ocean, NJ | 12.6 kW Solar & 18 kW Generac

Leslie in Ocean has been a Green Sun Energy Services client since July of 2025. The standby generator was commissioned that September and the solar array three weeks later. 17 kW behind a 100-amp switch: Almost every house in this set has a 200-amp electrical service, and a fair number have 150. This one has 100 amps, and that single figure shapes both systems on the property. The machine is a Generac Guardian 18 kW home standby, model 7226, delivering 17 kW on natural gas. The transfer switch behind it is service-rated at 100 amps — matched to the service,