1–12 panels
$150 / visit
One cleaning visit for a small array, including surface cleaning with a soft brush and water, a rinse and a visit note.
Cleaning & prices
Count the panels.
Know the scope.
Prices cover one residential array within 20 miles of Maple Crossing, reachable from a ground position or an agreed work platform. We confirm the approach before booking.
Cleaning by
panel count.
We use a soft brush and water suited to the panel maker’s care instructions. No pressure washing or abrasive scrubbing.
The visit includes a visual surface check and a short note on anything we could not clean. Electrical testing and repairs are outside the cleaning service.
13–24 panels
$225 / visit
The same cleaning scope for a medium array. We count the panels with you before confirming the price.
25–36 panels
$300 / visit
The same cleaning scope for a larger residential array. More than 36 panels needs a separate quote.
Bird guards
$12–$18 / linear foot
A fitted mesh edge guard, measured around the array. Typical 60-foot perimeter: $720–$1,080. Access, edge shape and mounting method set the final price after an assessment. Cleaning is separate.
The roof sets the next step.
Tell us the number of stories, where the panels sit and whether there is an outdoor water tap. Prices assume a usable tap and a clear work area. If special access equipment is needed, we assess it and quote any extra cost before you book.
We do not walk on panels. If the roof pitch, height, damage, nearby wires or weather prevent a suitable approach, we explain why and postpone or decline the work. You do not need to climb up to count or inspect anything.
Plan the visit around the season.
How often should my panels be cleaned?
Start with a look once a year, following the panel maker’s care instructions. Rain can rinse loose dust, but pollen or bird mess may remain. Trees and local conditions decide whether a cleaning is useful; a monthly visit is not the default.
Can you remove snow from the panels?
We do not remove snow or ice from panels. We wait for thawed surfaces and suitable access, then agree on a new cleaning date. In November, weather may shift a visit into spring.
What about nesting birds?
We assess the edges before fitting guards. If birds are actively nesting, we pause the guard work and discuss a later visit. Nest removal is not included in the guard price.
Let’s plan a suitable day.
Choose cleaning, a bird guard assessment, or both. We confirm the scope before a booking.