Water-fed pole cleaning solar panels
Specialty Service

Solar Panel & Skylight Cleaning in Surrey, White Rock & Langley

Purified water and soft-brush technique for solar panels. Ground-based or roof-based cleaning for skylights, depending on access.

What We Do

Everything Above Your Head

For solar panels, we use our water-fed pole system with purified deionized water. This is exactly what most solar panel manufacturers recommend. Purified water leaves no mineral residue that could reduce panel efficiency, and the soft-bristle brush at the end of the pole is gentle enough not to scratch the panels.

For skylights, we handle them two ways depending on access. If the skylights are reachable from the ground with our water-fed pole (common on single-storey homes and some two-storey layouts), we clean them from the ground the same way we clean windows. If the skylights are only accessible from the roof, we access them on foot and clean them by hand with a squeegee.

What's Included

Every Solar or Skylight Job Covers This

Water-fed pole cleaning of solar panels.

Skylight glass, exterior side, using the appropriate access method.

Interior side of skylights available as an add-on if reachable from below.

Our Process

How a Solar or Skylight Job Actually Runs

1

Site Check

We look at your roof layout, count panels and skylights, and figure out access.

2

Quote

You get a fair quote before any work starts.

3

Job Day

Solar panels are cleaned from the roof with our water-fed pole.

4

Follow-Up

We walk the outcome with you and confirm the finish before leaving.

Why Choose Us

Not Everyone Will Get on Your Roof

Solar panels and skylights are often skipped by cleaners who aren't comfortable on roofs. We are. That means you can get everything done in one visit instead of coordinating multiple specialists. And for solar specifically, purified-water cleaning is what protects both the panel finish and the output efficiency long-term.

Frequently Asked

About Solar & Skylight Cleaning

Dust, pollen, and bird droppings can measurably reduce panel efficiency. Regular cleaning (roughly annually for most homes) helps keep panels producing at full capacity.

No. Purified water and a soft-bristle brush is the standard method most manufacturers recommend. It's gentle by design.

Yes, if the interior is reachable safely with the pole from inside the home. Some skylights are too high or the ceiling design makes them impractical, and we'll flag that during the site check.

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