Florida gives your array everything at once: oak and pine pollen in spring, Saharan dust in summer, salt aerosol year-round on the coast, and a fine bakery of road grit in between. Every layer scatters light before it reaches the cell. We take it all off with pure water and nothing else.
$10–$15 per panel · $150 minimum
Tap water in Hillsborough County is hard. When it dries on glass it leaves behind the exact mineral spotting you were trying to remove. We run every drop through a reverse-osmosis and deionization stack until the total dissolved solids read effectively zero. Pure water is aggressively thirsty — it pulls dirt into suspension on contact and then evaporates leaving nothing behind. No soap, no surfactant, no residue for the next dust storm to stick to.
Panel glass is tempered but the anti-reflective coating on top of it is not indestructible. We use soft natural-bristle brush heads fed with a constant flow of pure water, on carbon-fibre telescoping poles that reach most residential arrays from ground level. Less weight on your roof, no ladders leaned against your gutters, and zero abrasive pads or pressure washing anywhere near your modules.
We confirm panel count and roof type when you book, so the price you see is the price you pay. On site we do a quick walk of the array for cracked glass, lifted clamps or nesting debris, rinse, brush, and final-rinse each module, then send you before-and-after photos. Most residential systems take between one and two hours.
$10 to $15 per panel depending on roof pitch, access and how long it has been since the last clean, with a $150 minimum charge per visit. Twice-yearly cleaning is the sweet spot for most Tampa Bay homes; coastal and tree-shaded properties usually want three visits a year.
Build a solar panel cleaning quote in under two minutes. Hillsborough County jobs carry no travel fee, and every visit is fully licensed and insured.