Clean panels.
A well-maintained installation.
Dirt, pollen, leaves, bird droppings, or an exposed location: AR SERVICES inspects the condition of your facility and takes action when cleaning is truly necessary.
We don't clean "just because." We first assess the actual condition of the panels.
The frequency depends on the environment, the tilt of the panels, the amount of dirt, and accessibility. The goal is to perform maintenance when it makes sense for your system.
Single-family home
You see visible marks, deposits, or stains and would like to check the overall condition of your system.
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A larger roof, special access requirements, or the need for scheduled maintenance to incorporate photovoltaic systems into the site's maintenance plan.
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Dust, agricultural activity, and large roofs may warrant monitoring and organizational measures tailored to the site.
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Inspection & CleaningCheck before taking action
Dust, deposits, and site conditions do not all require the same level of attention. A visual inspection allows you to tailor the cleaning process to the specific situation rather than applying a standard frequency.
This may warrant an inspection.
Deposits, bird droppings, pollen, dust, or residue left on the surface.
Proximity to trees, agricultural activity, dust, or other sources of recurring dirt.
A high roof or a configuration that makes an impromptu intervention risky or inappropriate.
You want to take advantage of the inspection to visually assess the overall condition of the panels and their surroundings.
Cleaning should protect the panels, not damage them.
We prioritize a method that is compatible with the installation, without promising a uniform frequency for all sites.
Incorporate solar power into your site maintenance.
For larger facilities, the main challenge is to organize a maintenance program that is consistent with the building, its operations, and accessibility. AR SERVICES can evaluate whether to perform a one-time service or develop a maintenance plan tailored to the site.
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Installation Follow-UpKeep the facility clean and well-organized
Maintenance is also an opportunity to check the overall condition, accessibility, and visible parts of the system.
Simple, clean, and easy to read.
The goal is not to sell a one-size-fits-all cleaning service, but to offer you a service tailored to the actual condition of the facility.
What You Need to Know Before Having Your Panels Cleaned.
Should you clean your solar panels every year?
Not necessarily. The frequency depends on the environment, the slope, the amount of dirt, and the location. A visual inspection will help determine whether maintenance is necessary.
Is rain always enough to clean the panels?
Rain can wash away some of the dust, but certain types of dirt may remain: bird droppings, stuck-on pollen, and localized residue or deposits.
Can I clean them myself?
The main challenge is often ensuring safe access to the roof and using a method that won’t damage the surface or the system. If access is difficult, it’s best to avoid improvising a solution.
Does AR SERVICES also work on large-scale installations?
Yes, the need can be assessed for professionals, the agricultural sector, and local governments based on the site’s area, access, and constraints.
Does cleaning guarantee a specific increase in production?
No. The results depend on the initial condition, the amount of dirt, the weather, and the installation. Therefore, we avoid promising a standard percentage that might not apply to every site.
Do you see any dirt, or do you just want to have your panels inspected?
Please send us some information about the installation. AR SERVICES will advise you on the best course of action.