




When you move into a new home, the solar panels on the roof aren't always top of mind. But if those panels haven't been cleaned in a while, dust, grime and buildup are probably sitting on the glass.
That's what this new Plumas Lake homeowner was dealing with. Before we started, the panels had a visible layer of dust and residue across the whole surface. That's normal for this area, especially heading into summer, because panels sit up on the roof with nothing to protect them.
We use a water-fed brush system to clean panels the right way. A soft-bristle brush gets purified water through the pole, so nothing is left behind on the glass and the surface doesn't get scratched. For stuck-on spots like bird droppings, the crew just takes a few extra gentle passes. There are no harsh chemicals and no high-pressure spray, and we work carefully around the roof, seals and mounting hardware. We also clean the frames and rails.
The change after a proper cleaning is easy to see. The panels go from dull and coated to clean and shiny, and the before and after photo report shows it clearly. For a new homeowner, getting this done early is smart because you start with a clean slate. You can also check your monitoring app before and after.
Plumas Lake has a lot of newer neighborhoods with solar already installed, and many of those panels go uncleaned for longer than they should. If you just moved in or your panels haven't been cleaned in a year or more, book at /booking or call 916-840-7693.