Millie from Lincroft, NJ has been a Green Sun Energy Services client since November of 2024. The display was booked on 14 November and installed nine days later, ahead of the season.
It is a 160-bulb installation. Holiday lighting is one of the few jobs where almost all of the work is in the parts nobody sees: the ladder time, the connections, and the fact that somebody else is answerable if a run goes dark in December. The bulb count is what sets the look, being enough to read continuously from the street rather than in patches.
Project Facts
- Location
- Lincroft, NJ
- Service
- Christmas Light Installation
- Client since
- November 2024
- Lights
- LED C9, warm white (2700K), 12-inch spacing
- Bulbs installed
- 160
- Also installed
- Lighted Deluxe Colorado Pine Garland - each 9' section consists of 312 tapered branches, a 14" diameter, with 100 warm w…
- Included
- 36" Deluxe Lighted Colorado Pine Wreath w/100 Warm White LED's nestled within the garland & Red bow
Holiday lighting questions from Lincroft homeowners
Can strong winds knock Christmas lights down in Lincroft, NJ?
High winds can dislodge lighting if clips or attachment points fail. Installers use purpose made clips and plan the installation to withstand ordinary seasonal conditions. Extreme storms can still damage even properly installed decorations.
What does a professional holiday-light installer actually do?
The whole of it: design, materials, installation, the electrical setup, service during the season, takedown afterwards and preparing everything for storage. Instead of buying boxes of consumer lights and going up a ladder, the homeowner chooses a design and the display is built around the architecture and the landscaping.
Why do installers use more lights on shrubs than homeowners typically do?
Professional displays are designed to provide uniform coverage from the street rather than simply placing a few strings over the plant. Higher density eliminates dark gaps and creates a more finished appearance.