Solar Panel Cleaning
Maximise Solar Efficiency
Dirt and grime can block sunlight and reduce energy output. Our gentle, streak-free cleaning boosts panel performance and ensures your system delivers the savings you expect — year after year.
✅ “Dirty panels can lose up to a quarter of their power. Professional cleaning restores efficiency, protects your warranty, and keeps your investment paying back at its best.”
🌞 Performance Impact of Dirty Solar Panels
Reduced Energy Output
Dust, pollen, traffic film, bird droppings, moss, and general grime block sunlight from reaching the solar cells.
Studies and industry reports show efficiency losses of 5–20% are common, depending on environment.
In agricultural, industrial, or coastal areas (salt spray), losses can exceed 25–30% if left uncleaned.
Accelerated Wear
Build-up of dirt causes uneven shading, which can lead to “hot spots” that overheat sections of the panel, stressing the cells.
This reduces long-term panel life and risks invalidating warranties (many manufacturers stipulate regular cleaning).
Financial Cost
A 10% drop in efficiency on a domestic 4kW system can mean £100–£150 lost per year in the UK.
On commercial systems, losses can run into thousands annually.
🧼 Performance Impact of Our Professional Cleaning
Restored Efficiency
Proper cleaning (using pure water systems and non-abrasive techniques) typically restores 10–25% of lost performance immediately.
Panels appear visibly clearer, allowing maximum light absorption.
Maximised Reteruun on Investment (ROI)
Customers protect their investment, ensuring their solar panels deliver the maximum return and payback period stays on track.
Example: For a homeowner with a £6,000 system, even a 10% efficiency gain could add £1,000–£1,500 over 10 years.
Longevity & Warranty Protection
Professional cleaning prevents damage from scratches (caused by DIY cleaning or abrasive dirt).
Complies with manufacturer maintenance requirements.
Reduces “hot spot” risks, extending system lifespan.
Safety & Convenience
Avoids homeowners climbing on roofs or using unsuitable chemicals.
Exterior cleaning professionals use specialised equipment to reach safely and clean effectively.