One company, two disciplines, one standard.

The gap we kept running into.

Solar cleaning companies can wash glass. They cannot open a disconnect, evaluate a connector, or write you an estimate for corrective wiring. Electrical contractors can do all of that, but they are not driving out twice a year to look at a roof nobody has thought about since commissioning.

So owners ended up in the middle: a cleaner who noticed something and told them to "call an electrician", an electrician with no history of the system, and nobody keeping a record. The Solar Maintenance Division closes that loop. Routine care and licensed electrical work stay clearly separated — different scopes, different invoices — but they sit inside one company with one file per property.

How we work

Scope is written before work starts. Findings are photographed. Additional work is quoted before it happens, not discovered on the invoice. When a job does not need what a customer came in asking for, we say that — a load calculation proving you do not need a panel upgrade is a good outcome, not a lost sale.