Commercial CLEANING

Starting at $1.65 per panel

South Coast SolarClean is Southern California's Premier Commercial Solar Panel Cleaning Service

At South Coast SolarClean we specialize in cleaning large commercial photo voltaic systems. Whether you have a large solar farm, rooftop system, hillside/sloped, parking lot or any other unique commercial system. South Coast SolarClean has the experience and equipment to handle all of you solar panel cleaning needs.

We depend on commercial systems to power our school's, hospitals, hotels, warehouses or other large scale businesses. Which means losing 33% or more of your systems efficiency due to dirty and damaged panels can be detrimental to your company power consumption and the savings you were expecting. That's why every commercial solar panel systems should always have regular solar panel cleanings adding into their M&O budget. So let the professionals at South Coast SolarClean help you with one of our Annual Maintenance plans and start getting the most out of your commercial solar panel system today!

We inspect as we clean!

Every cleaning we do at South Coast SolarClean comes with a free visual inspection of your systems major components. This not only adds value to our cleanings, but also allows you to stay on top of any repairs before they may become more costly.

What we inspect:

Check all the panels glass for any chips, scrapes or scratches.
Use a Thermal imaging cameras to check all the panels for broken or over heating photo voltaic cells.
Check all panels frames for rust, damage or deterioration.
Check all of the conduit and cables to make sure all are secure and damage free.
Check all supports for rust, corrosion and deterioration.
Check all connections for lose or broken connections.
Check all electrical boxes for any damage or deterioration.
Evaluate the property and surrounding vegetation to asses shade.

** Pricing for commercial systems starts at $1.65 per panel. Other site specific factors may effect the total cost. Examples are, but not limited to; location, nearest water source, equipment need for the project, site specific safety/hazard risks.