Before & After Results
See the difference clean solar panels make—and imagine the energy savings.
We use soft brushes and deionized water to safely clean panels without scratching or damaging them.
Maximize energy output with professional, warranty-safe panel cleaning
Dirty panels lose up to 30% efficiency. Utah's dust, pollen, bird droppings, and hard water buildup rob you of energy production and money.
Removing dirt, dust, and debris restores your panels to peak energy production.
No harsh chemicals. Our pure water method is safe for panels and won't void your warranty.
85+ five-star reviews from Salt Lake City solar panel owners.
Our cleaning method follows manufacturer guidelines. Fully licensed and insured.
Utah homeowners invest thousands in solar installations to save money and reduce their carbon footprint. But dirty panels silently rob you of that ROI.
20-30%
Average efficiency loss from dust, dirt, and pollen
35-50%
Loss from bird droppings covering cells
$200-500/yr
Typical energy savings lost to neglect
Let's say you have a typical 6kW residential system in Salt Lake City:
Result: Cleaning pays for itself and then some—every single year.
Utah's unique climate and geography create the perfect storm for solar panel contamination.
Prevailing winds from the Great Salt Lake Desert blow fine particulate matter directly onto rooftop panels. This dust is harder to remove than typical dirt because of its alkaline mineral content.
Winter inversions trap pollution in the valley, causing particulates to settle on solar arrays. This creates a sticky, baked-on film that reduces light transmission.
Spring cottonwood, juniper, and oak pollen coats panels with a thick yellow-green layer. Pollen mixed with morning dew creates a residue that's difficult to remove without professional cleaning.
Birds are attracted to rooftop solar installations (warmth, insects, shelter). Their acidic droppings not only block cells but can permanently etch panel surfaces if left too long.
Homes with rooftop sprinkler overspray or nearby irrigation see mineral deposits accumulate on panels—just like windows. This white haze reduces solar absorption significantly.
Summer wildfire season brings smoky skies and ash fallout. Even when fires are hundreds of miles away, fine ash particles settle on solar arrays and reduce output.
Bottom line: If you think rain will keep your panels clean in Utah, you're leaving money on the table. Professional cleaning is an investment that pays for itself.
Clean after pollen season ends. This is the #1 most important cleaning of the year. Pollen buildup is at its peak, and you want clean panels for peak summer production months (June-August).
Clean before winter. Removes summer dust, wildfire residue, and prepares panels for winter production. Clean panels are more important in winter when sun angles are already less optimal.
Schedule additional cleaning after wildfires, dust storms, heavy bird activity, or nearby construction projects. Check your solar monitoring app—sudden drops in output often indicate dirty panels.
Standard schedule: Clean twice per year (Spring + Fall)
High-contamination homes: Clean 3-4 times per year
High-contamination = near construction, unpaved roads, heavy bird traffic, or lots of surrounding trees
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We use soft brushes and deionized water to safely clean panels without scratching or damaging them.
A safe, proven method that protects your investment and maximizes return.
We check for damage, debris, and nesting before we begin cleaning.
Purified water gently removes dirt, pollen, bird droppings, and mineral deposits.
Specialized soft brushes loosen stubborn grime without scratching panel surfaces.
Final rinse leaves zero residue. We report any panel issues we find during cleaning.
Professional cleaning pays for itself in energy savings. Get a free estimate today.
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