By Jake Fennelly, owner of WETR ·
Dust, salt residue, leaves and bird droppings can settle on rooftop panels. How much soiling affects a system depends on the site and the panels. WETR does not promise a particular output gain from cleaning.
Look at the panels and their surroundings
Note visible deposits, nearby trees and roof access. A photo can help WETR assess the work, but safe access and panel condition may need a closer look.
Choose a suitable cleaning method
WETR uses deionised water for solar glass. The cleaning approach should account for the panels, their condition and manufacturer guidance. High-pressure washing is not a default for panels.
Request a clear scope
Ask for a written quote that identifies the panels to be cleaned and any access constraints. If the roof or gutters also need cleaning, these can be assessed separately.
For the full method, see solar panel cleaning on the Sunshine Coast, roof cleaning and pure water window cleaning.