Services

Solar wash

A safe wash for the array. It does not damage the solar. Count the panels and the price is set. Over fifty, we look first.

Deionized rinse. Nothing abrasive on the glass.
Deep clean is extra. We unclip the panels you pick, clean pigeon droppings and debris underneath, and set them back on the rails. A normal wash stays on the glass and does not do this.

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Disclaimer. Roof cleaning uses your outdoor water connection. We bring the equipment. You supply the water.

A low-pressure roof wash for dust and buildup. We do not blast tile or shingles.

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Glass and screens, by hand. A slider counts as two windows. Two-story costs more because the ladder work takes longer.

Screens come down, get wiped, and go back up.
Hand work, so the glass dries without streaks.
A two-story inside-and-out of 22 windows is $572.
Inside-and-out starts at $220 on one story and $280 on two, if that is higher than the per-window total.

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Mesh around the array so pigeons and squirrels cannot nest underneath. Air still moves.

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Getting a new roof? We take the array off, store it at the house, and put the same layout back when the roofers are done.

This is the roof under the solar. A shingle roof is $165 a panel. A tile roof is $195.
Rails are the metal the panels sit on. If those come off too, add $30 a panel.
The new roof is the roofer’s job. We only move the solar.
Stored at the house while they work.