Commercial Solar Panel Cleaning
Serving North Carolina and beyond!
Solar Clean NC focuses on large scale ground mounted solar farms and commercial buildings across North Carolina. We use the newest technology to ensure no job is too big. Our cleaning is 100% chemical free to ensure we do not degrade your solar panels protective coating while still providing a superior clean. Your solar panels are an expensive investment so it is important to ensure they are cleaned by trained and insured professionals.
Cleaning your solar panels can increase their power output and efficiency by 20% or more in heavy soil areas, like farms or air traffic paths. If you own or maintain a commercial solar panel array, you will no doubt be interested in reaping the largest financial reward from your array and seeing your return on investment (ROI) as soon as possible. Cleaning will help you do just that. Having dirty solar panels can severely dent your ROI timeline. By having clean panels, more light hits the solar cells meaning more generation which in turn means greater ROI, sooner.
We also provide a 5 point solar array health check including:
- Professional solar panel clean
- Inspection of the integrity of the glass of the solar panels
- Check the framework of the solar panels for signs of damage, warping or corrosion
- Check the roof fixings are still intact
- Check for signs of damage from birds or squirrels
Don't Count on the Rain!
Why Rain is Not an alternative to regular cleaning
Looking at your windshield after a North Carolina rain shower makes it instantly obvious why you can’t depend on rainwater to keep your solar panels clean. If you didn’t wash your windshield for 6 months, how much visibility would you lose? If you leave your car in your driveway, the grime and pollen that accumulates will eventually begin block all visibility. Even if the car is rained on, the rain contains airborne dust particles that settle and attach to the surface after the rainwater evaporates. Your entire solar panel is in exactly the same condition as the edge of your windshield because they are both exposed to the same elements.
