Solar Panel Cleaning
Deionized water and soft-brush cleaning that lifts the coastal salt, dust, and pollen film that flat-rate production loss estimates never account for.
Cleaning details →Home/Solar Maintenance
Solar care that does not stop at clean glass.
Most solar owners have never had anyone look at the array since the day it was commissioned. Our division exists to change that: scheduled cleaning, a documented inspection, protection against nesting damage, and a licensed electrical pathway when something needs more than maintenance.
Documented Inspections
Deionized Water Cleaning
Critter Protection
Licensed Electrical Backing
Division Services
Six services, one record of your system.
Each visit adds to the same file — so a production question two years from now has history behind it instead of guesswork.
100-Point Health Inspection
A structured walk of modules, racking, penetrations, conduit, disconnects, inverters, and monitoring — with photos and a written report.
Inspection details →Bird & Critter Guard
Mesh perimeter protection installed after the under-array space has been cleared, so nothing gets sealed in.
Guard details →Maintenance Memberships
Recurring cleaning and inspection on a schedule that matches your roof, with your service history kept on file.
View memberships →Production Diagnostics
When output has fallen, we compare monitoring data against what the array physically shows before anyone suggests replacing equipment.
Solar Electrical Support
Disconnects, conduit, junction boxes, and inverter-side wiring handled by the licensed electrical side of the same company.
Why It Matters
Soiling is gradual, which is exactly the problem.
Nobody notices a system fading by a few percent a season. The bill creeps, the monitoring app goes unopened, and by the time someone looks closely there is a nesting colony under the array, a cracked module nobody reported, and three years of unclaimed warranty conversations.
Orange County adds its own variables: marine layer salt near the coast, Santa Ana dust inland, pollen in spring, and a long dry season with nothing to rinse any of it off. A maintenance schedule beats an annual panic.
- Soiling and shading identified before it becomes a production question
- Physical damage documented while warranty conversations are still possible
- Nesting activity found early, when removal is straightforward
- Electrical concerns routed to a licensed contractor, not left in a report
Cleaning, inspection, protection, and diagnostics — with a licensed electrical contractor behind every visit.
Field Process
What a division visit looks like.
1
Confirm
Roof type, array size, access, and equipment locations verified before the truck is loaded.
2
Service
The cleaning, inspection, or protection work performed to the checklist for that service.
3
Report
Photos and findings recorded, including anything outside the scope of routine maintenance.
4
Recommend
A clear next step: nothing needed, schedule the next visit, or a written electrical estimate.
Start with an inspection.
If it has been more than a year since anyone was on the roof, that is the right first appointment.