Solar panel Clean

What we Wash

  • Pool surrounds
  • Roof treatments
  • Moss & mould treatments
  • Paths & driveways
  • Pre-wash painting preparation
  • Building signage
  • Spider and bug treatments
  • Houses
  • Commercial buildings
  • Gutter & spouting
  • Decks & fences
  • Retaining walls
  • Car parks & tennis courts
  • Commercial windows

We highly recommend that you read the information that relates to the services you are wanting completed to gain a good understanding of what is included and excluded.

Things to consider

Is your water pressure adequate? 

Poor water pressure can often mean that the job can take 3 times longer and sometimes even more than this. This is made worse if there are two guys with a water blaster each coming to complete the job.

Does your water require power to work?

Many holiday homes rely on power to make the water pump work. If your holiday home will not have power on the date we have scheduled the work to be completed please give instructions on accessing the power.

If we turn up to a property and are unable to complete the job because we cannot access the water due to the power we will charge travel and mileage to cover our costs. 

Solar Panel clean

How do you clean solar panels?
We have several methods for cleaning solar panels. One is using a soft foam or bristle brush and gently washing the panels. The other is using a special attachment that goes on the water blaster arm. This creates a gentle fan of water to get them clean and shinny.

We can also use our water purifying system as this really helps to give a very clean spot free result. The water purifying system takes the calcium and any other minerals out of the water for that extra shiny, streak-free clean.

How often should often solar panels be cleaned?
Washing your solar panels a couple of times of year helps to ensure cost savings through better efficiency of the solar panel. As an example, you could be losing around 20% energy if you only wash your solar panels once a year and 35% energy loss if you only wash them every two years.

The percent can increase or decrease depending on the environmental factors that surround the roof. For example, if the building is close to a gravel road the panels will get a dust build-up. If it is close to a high traffic area, pollution from vehicles will coat the solar panels. If there are tall trees the residue from the trees can land on the solar panels and affect the efficiency.

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