Cleaning
Commercial Solar Panel Cleaning by Drone
Per-panel quoting at any scale. Deionized-water rinse that restores output without touching the glass.

Capabilities
What we deliver.
Non-Abrasive DI Rinse
Deionized water at low pressure — nothing that scratches anti-reflective coatings, nothing that leaves mineral spots, nothing that voids a panel warranty.
Rooftop Arrays & Carports
The arrays that never get cleaned because access is the problem. From the air, access is not the problem.
Utility-Scale Farms
Per-panel quoting scales from a hundred panels to a hundred thousand. Sections are cleaned in a planned pattern with output tracked before and after.
Thermal & Visual Inspection
Hot-spot detection, cracked cells, and failed diodes are documented on the same flights, so the cleaning report doubles as a condition report.
How It Works
The deliverable, not the deck.
Soiling is a line item you are already paying. Dust, pollen, bird droppings, and agricultural drift build a film on panel glass that cuts generation — and in Texas, rain does not rinse it off so much as bake it on. Rooftop arrays and carports are the worst of it: nobody wants a crew walking them, so they simply do not get cleaned.
We clean panels the way the manufacturers ask for: no brushes, no abrasives, no detergent residue. A low-pressure deionized (DI) water rinse from the drone lifts the film and dries spot-free, on ground-mount farms, rooftop arrays, and canopy structures alike.
We count panels from imagery or your as-builts, confirm mounting and access, and quote per panel — with sales tax itemized and any inspection findings priced separately.
Cleaning is scheduled around your production curve where it matters. The drone works the array in sections at low pressure with DI water; no crew on the modules, no vehicles in the rows.
We record output before and after where your monitoring allows, and deliver the thermal and visual imagery with the invoice so the recovery is measured, not assumed.
Why It Matters
Three reasons this changes the math.
Generation you already paid for
Soiling losses of 10 to 25 percent are common on uncleaned Texas arrays. Cleaning is one of the few maintenance items that pays back in the next billing cycle.
Warranty-safe by design
No brushes, no abrasives, no detergents. The method is the one every major panel manufacturer specifies.
Nobody on the modules
Rooftop and carport arrays get cleaned without a crew standing on glass, and without the fall-protection plan that comes with it.
Get a per-panel cleaning quote for your array.
Quote in 48 hours. No obligation. Site walks free for qualified properties.
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