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Why do I need to clean my solar panels?
Your purchase of solar panels represents a significant investment. Allowing solar panels to become dirty due to airborne particles, bird droppings, and tree leaves can greatly diminish your solar power output. In other words, you are not getting the production you paid to get. If solar panels are never cleaned you not only lose a significant amount of power, you also risk losing the panels.
How much electricity do dirty solar panels lose?
While many factors impact solar power production in solar panels, experts agree that you will lose power. That loss may range as high as 25% in some areas according to the National Renewable Energy laboratory. Individual dealers have reported losses as high as 30% for some customers who failed to ever clean their panels.
Will cleaning my panels cause damage?
Not if done properly by a knowledgeable professional experienced with the proper methods of cleaning and maintining these systems.
What products are used?
At Solar Panel Cleaning we have developed some excellent maintenance procedures using Pure Water in conjunction with several manufacturers recommendations. Our methods are safe and effective to use specifically on solar voltaic systems
Will using Pure Water damage my solar panels or injure my plants or animals?
Pure Water is designed to clean solar panels without any damage to the solar panels, frames, or roofing materials. Some cleaning products, while biodegradable if used once, may create a toxic build-up if used continually.
How often should our solar panels be cleaned?
The cleaner the more efficient, but we also need to balance the cost of maintenance. We have found that a quarterly maintenance schedule works for optimum results. We offer contracts for yearly, semi-annually, quarterly, month and one time.
What areas do you service?
Currently we service Torquay, Newton Abbot, Paignton, Totnes, and Exeter. We are adding areas in Devon often, so if you do not see your area listed please inquire
Your purchase of solar panels represents a significant investment. Allowing solar panels to become dirty due to airborne particles, bird droppings, and tree leaves can greatly diminish your solar power output. In other words, you are not getting the production you paid to get. If solar panels are never cleaned you not only lose a significant amount of power, you also risk losing the panels.
How much electricity do dirty solar panels lose?
While many factors impact solar power production in solar panels, experts agree that you will lose power. That loss may range as high as 25% in some areas according to the National Renewable Energy laboratory. Individual dealers have reported losses as high as 30% for some customers who failed to ever clean their panels.
Will cleaning my panels cause damage?
Not if done properly by a knowledgeable professional experienced with the proper methods of cleaning and maintining these systems.
What products are used?
At Solar Panel Cleaning we have developed some excellent maintenance procedures using Pure Water in conjunction with several manufacturers recommendations. Our methods are safe and effective to use specifically on solar voltaic systems
Will using Pure Water damage my solar panels or injure my plants or animals?
Pure Water is designed to clean solar panels without any damage to the solar panels, frames, or roofing materials. Some cleaning products, while biodegradable if used once, may create a toxic build-up if used continually.
How often should our solar panels be cleaned?
The cleaner the more efficient, but we also need to balance the cost of maintenance. We have found that a quarterly maintenance schedule works for optimum results. We offer contracts for yearly, semi-annually, quarterly, month and one time.
What areas do you service?
Currently we service Torquay, Newton Abbot, Paignton, Totnes, and Exeter. We are adding areas in Devon often, so if you do not see your area listed please inquire