Professional solar panel cleaning using non-abrasive methods
Scheduled maintenance plans for homes and businesses
Performance checks, inspections, and fault prevention
Licensed, insured solar technicians
Improved energy output and long-term reliability
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Regular Cleaning & Preventive Maintenance for Maximum Energy Production
Like any electrical system, your solar array performs best when properly maintained. Dust, pollen, bird droppings, and debris can reduce sunlight absorption — while neglected wiring or loose fittings can lead to performance loss or faults. Our Solar Maintenance & Cleaning service helps homeowners and businesses keep their systems running safely and efficiently year-round.
We provide routine inspections, professional cleaning, and electrical testing to ensure your solar investment continues to deliver high returns. Our technicians use soft-brush cleaning systems and purified water to remove dirt without scratching or leaving residue. Our solar maintenance services are available for both homeowners and commercial clients, helping to ensure every system continues performing at full capacity.
Each visit includes a comprehensive performance check — verifying output levels, checking inverters and cables, and identifying early-stage issues before they become costly repairs. Whether your panels are roof-mounted, ground-mounted, or on carports, we tailor maintenance schedules to your environment and energy goals.
Our Maintenance Services Include:
Our Process:
Benefits of Regular Solar Maintenance
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Active state contractor and electrical licenses (e.g., EC/C-10/C-46 or equivalent) as required by your state and local Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ).
North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners® credentials (e.g., PV Installation Professional, PV Technical Sales) for proven solar competency and ethics.
OSHA 10/30-Hour construction safety training and documented jobsite safety practices for fall protection, electrical safety, and hazard control.
Designed and installed to the adopted National Electrical Code® (Article 690/705/706, rapid shutdown 690.12) and NFPA 855 for energy storage, per local adoption.
Equipment listed by an NRTL (e.g., UL 61730 modules, UL 1741 utility-interactive inverters compliant with IEEE 1547, UL 9540 batteries; rapid-shutdown compliant).
AHJ permits and inspections, utility interconnection/PTO approvals, and proof of general liability & workers’ compensation coverage.