Solar Panel Cleaning

At Jets, we specialise in high-standard solar panel cleaning for all residential and commercial properties. Our highly qualified team is insured to work on your property and experienced when working with solar panels, ensuring a careful and competent job.

We use an Ionised Water System on all solar panels, ensuring no streaks or residue is left behind. This also eliminates the risk of damage to solar panels as the presence of chemicals and detergents have been removed from the water.

• Solar Panel Cleaning

• Solar Panel Bird Proofing

An Ionised Water System contains water that has passed through a deionisation filter, which removes all dissolved materials, such as, calcium, magnesium and other ions normally present in tap water.

What are the benefits to using an Ionised Water System?

✓ Spot-Free Cleaning.

✓ Solar Panel Protection.

✓ Improved Panel Performance.

✓ Environmentally Friendly.

It is essential to use an Ionised Water System when cleaning Solar Panels as this protects the panels from harmful chemicals and improves the Solar Panels' efficiency.

The idea of having a solar panel is to generate electricity. With the high cost of installation and maintenance, it's essential to make sure your solar panels are as efficient as possible.

Here are some positive effects of having your solar panels cleaned:

✓ Increased efficiency by up to 50%.

✓ Lower electricity bills.

✓ Shorter payback period.

✓ Reduced carbon footprint.

Generally, it's recommended to have your solar panels cleaned at least once a year. However, having them cleaned more regularly will increase their efficiency. Depending on where your home is situated, you may need to have your solar panels cleaned twice per year. For example, if you live close to trees, leaves may break down and cause a build up of dirt, causing your solar panels to become less efficient.

If you have not had your solar panels cleaned in the last 12 months, it's recommended to get this done soon.

Bird proofing can be an essential part of owning solar panels. Birds like to nest up underneath solar panels as they provide a sheltered and warm space to breed. This can lead to damage and reduced efficiency.

Bird droppings can erode the protective coating of solar panels, which can reduce their efficiency and increase maintenance issues.

Nesting: Birds are attracted to the warm surfaces and sheltered placement of solar panels, and nesting can damage them. 

Bird conservation: Bird-proofing solar panels can help ensure a harmonious coexistence between renewable energy and bird conservation.