Solar Maintenance Services
No-Nonsense Solar Panel Maintenance
Everything that has moving parts or works mechanically can stop working if it’s not taken care of – even solar stuff. We’ve got a complete package for you to make sure you save energy for the long haul. That means we handle everything like cleaning, keeping an eye on things, checking to make sure everything’s good, and we even give your system a lifetime warranty. Our solar maintenance services are like a full deal – they cover everything you need.
Here’s How We Maintain Your Solar System
Solar System Monitoring
Our advanced system monitoring provides top-notch panel protection, and the best part is that homeowners can take control of their tracking. Through one of our partner apps, you have the power to monitor your solar energy production.
Solar Panel Cleaning
As part of our service, you'll benefit from an annual visual system inspection. Additionally, we provide professional solar panel cleaning to rid your panels of dirt and debris. These cleanings can enhance solar production by up to 35%!
Solar Panel Troubleshooting
Our team of friendly solar service technicians, experts in their field, handle your panel system installation. They'll provide a clear, easy-to-understand written report after their inspection, along with a quote for any needed fixes.
Already Have Solar Panels?
You’re on your solar journey, and now it’s time for maintenance. With the region’s largest solar maintenance division, we’re prepared for any task, big or small. Get in touch today, and let’s revive your solar journey.
Critter Guards
Solar Add On
Energy Upgrades
Troubleshooting
Frequently Asked Questions
Solar panels generally require maintenance once or twice a year. Regular inspections, cleaning, and performance monitoring are essential. Professional service may be needed periodically.
Solar panels should be cleaned as needed, typically once or twice a year. The frequency may vary depending on your location, weather conditions, and the accumulation of dirt, dust, or bird droppings. Regular visual inspections can help you determine when cleaning is necessary.
- Visual Check: Look at the inverter’s display for lights and error messages.
- Listen: Ensure it’s running quietly without unusual noise.
- Monitor Production: Compare current output to expectations.
- Refer to Manual: Consult the user manual for guidance.
- Contact Installer: If unsure, contact your installer or a professional.
Solar true-up charges, also known as annual true-up or reconciliation, are adjustments made to your electricity bill when you have a solar power system with net metering. At the end of a billing cycle or year, your utility company calculates the difference between the electricity your solar panels generated and the electricity you consumed from the grid. If you generated more than you used, you may receive credits. If you used more than you generated, you may owe additional charges. True-up charges help ensure you’re billed accurately for your net energy usage.