114 Christmas lights in East Brunswick, NJ by Green Sun Energy Services.
Joe from East Brunswick, NJ has been a Green Sun Energy Services client since December of 2024. The roofline carries 114 commercial-grade C9 bulbs in warm white – a 2700K tone closer to candlelight than the blue-white of a cheaper LED – supplied, measured and installed by Green Sun in the week after the job was booked. C9 is the larger traditional bulb, shatterproof here, and at that spacing the run reads as a continuous line from the street rather than a row of dots.
Why Joe chose Green Sun Energy Services
A professionally designed holiday display without climbing a single ladder.
What makes Green Sun Energy Services different
- Holiday lighting: custom-designed displays with LED lights, installed, looked after through the season, then taken down and stored in labeled containers. On this home: a holiday lighting display.
- Local: locally owned and operated in New Jersey since 2010, NJHIC licensed (#13VH06229000), with completed holiday lighting projects across Middlesex County and 21 holiday lighting projects throughout New Jersey.
Our work in East Brunswick
East Brunswick, a township in Middlesex County, is served partly by JCP&L and partly by PSE&G.
Thinking about holiday lighting for your East Brunswick home? Tell us about your project here or call 732-410-7818.
Power it. Protect it. Maintain it.
Project Facts
- Location
- East Brunswick, NJ
- Service
- Christmas Light Installation
- Client since
- December 2024
- Lights
- LED C9, warm white (2700K), 12-inch spacing
- Bulbs installed
- 114
- Also installed
- Lighted Deluxe Colorado Pine Garland - each 9' section consists of 312 tapered branches, a 14" diameter, with 100 warm w…
- Warranty
- 3-season manufacturer's, 1-season workmanship
Holiday lighting questions from East Brunswick homeowners
When are Christmas lights usually taken down in East Brunswick, NJ?
Takedown typically begins in early January and may continue for several weeks depending on weather, snow, and ice. Professional companies usually prioritize safe conditions rather than climbing on frozen roofs.
Does the homeowner own the lights?
That depends entirely on the company's model, and it is worth asking before comparing prices. Some companies rent or lease their inventory and take it away at the end of the season, so the same display is effectively paid for again every year. Under an ownership model the materials bought in the first season belong to the homeowner and can be reused.
How many Christmas lights can go on one circuit?
It depends on the circuit rating, other loads, bulb wattage, power supplies, and manufacturer limits. LEDs dramatically increase the number of bulbs that can be operated safely, but the installer should still calculate the load and respect circuit capacity.