Solar Maintenance Services
Solar systems are low-maintenance, not no-maintenance. Routine care protects output and safety.
Routine tasks
- Panel cleaning
- Visual inspection of structure, cables and connectors
- Inverter status and error checks
- Earthing and protection checks
- Performance review against expected generation
Why it matters
Dust, bird droppings, loose fittings and shade from new construction quietly reduce generation. Early detection costs less than lost output.
Service options
Choose one-time visits or a structured annual maintenance contract.
Record-keeping that pays off
Note the date of each cleaning and the daily generation before and after. Over a year this record shows how much soiling costs you and when cleaning is worth it. It also provides evidence if you need to raise a warranty claim for underperformance.
When to call a professional
Call someone qualified if you see burn marks, hear buzzing from the inverter, find water inside enclosures or notice a persistent drop that cleaning does not fix.
Frequently asked questions
How often should maintenance happen?
Cleaning frequency depends on dust and rain; a yearly full inspection is common practice.
Can I do it myself?
Light cleaning, yes if the roof is safe. Electrical work should be done by qualified people.