Solar panels are exposed to extreme conditions outside such as dust, grimes, algae and bird droppings etc all these creates shadings on the panel cells and prevent them from absorbing enough sunlight required for peak performance.
Solar panels are best cleaned using deionized water with a bristle brush. Deionized water is recommended because it is eco-friendly, giving it a spotless clean and leaves no mineral residue associated with tap water or chemicals such as soap on the panel surface.

It depends on the environmental condition, an environment with much dust or ongoing construction work could require more cleaning, but generally it should be cleaned at least twice a year.
Cleaning is a form of panel inspection, cleaning exposes possible faults or cracks on the solar PV panel.



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A water fed pole bristles brush or a rotary brush, this method saves time and water, it involves scrubbing and watering simultaneously, giving the panel a thorough clean.
Yes, we remove any nests and/or birds that are under panels and surroundings. We then wash out the bird droppings and debris on the solar panels.
No, our brushes are made of real bristle brushes. It is strong and coarse enough to remove dirt and grime but gentle enough to leave NO scratches.
The brush is water-fed by a telescopic pole through a plastic hose, allowing for an even wash.
It really depends on a few factors, like the size of the system, where it's located, the type of roof, and how many stories there are. Each situation is unique!


We take pictures of before and after we clean, as well as anything else that might need attention.