Booking your solar panel cleaning in Inland Empire has never been easier with our simple online process. First, get an upfront price by entering your zip code, selecting your service, and instantly viewing your transparent rate—no surprises. Next, schedule and book online by choosing the date and time that works best for you. Finally, let us handle the rest. With over 5 years of experience and hundreds of satisfied customers, our professional team will arrive on time and get your panels spotless and efficient in no time. It’s fast, easy, and stress-free—just the way it should be.
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Living in Inland Empire, we get a lot of sunshine—which is great for solar, but also means dust, pollen, bird droppings, and even ocean salt can build up fast. When that grime collects, it blocks sunlight and reduces your system’s efficiency. Regular cleanings keep your panels performing at their best and help protect your investment.
Most of our jobs in the Inland Empire area fall between $100 and $300, depending on how many panels you have and how accessible they are. We offer affordable maintenance plans too, which save you money in the long run.
In many cases, yes. Some manufacturers require regular maintenance, including cleaning, to keep your warranty valid. We can help document your cleanings in case you ever need to file a warranty claim.
For most of our Inland Empire clients, we recommend cleaning every 6 months. If you’re near the beach, under a lot of trees, or have a high pollen area, you might benefit from a quarterly schedule. We can help you set the right frequency based on your location and setup.
Yes, as long as it’s done right. We use deionized water that won’t leave spots or damage the panels. We never use pressure washers, and we avoid cleaning during peak sunlight hours to prevent thermal stress on the glass.
