Solar Panel Cleaners

Solar panel cleaning in North East

We cover 9 towns and cities across North East, including Tyne and Wear, County Durham, Teesside. Free, fixed-price quotes, usually the same day.

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Solar panel cleaning across North East

North East has Tyneside flats, Victorian terraces, ex-local authority housing and modern estates. Rain keeps lightly soiled solar panels reasonably clean in the UK, but it does not shift bird droppings, lichen, moss creeping in from the frame, or the grime that builds up on low-pitch panels and arrays near trees, farmland and busy roads. Anything that shades part of a panel cuts what it can generate, and on many systems a heavily soiled panel can drag down the output of the whole string.

Towns and cities we cover in North East

Our services

Domestic solar panel cleaning

Rooftop panels on houses, bungalows and extensions cleaned with purified water and soft brushes on water-fed poles, usually from the ground with no one standing on the panels or the roof.

Bird dropping and lichen removal

Stubborn bird fouling, lichen spots and moss growing in from the frame edges are softened and gently brushed away without scrapers, abrasive pads or pressure washers that could scratch the glass.

Solar panel bird proofing

Galvanised or PVC-coated mesh fitted around the edge of the array with clips that do not drill the panels, stopping pigeons nesting underneath, plus clearing out existing nests and debris.

Commercial and farm arrays

Larger roof-mounted and ground-mounted systems on barns, warehouses, schools and business premises, priced per panel and planned around access and site rules.

Regular maintenance cleans

Annual or twice-yearly cleans for properties near trees, fields, coastlines or main roads, where panels soil faster than rain can wash them.

Visual panel check

While we clean we look for cracked glass, loose cabling, slipped panels, nesting and heavy shading, and tell you about anything you may want a solar installer or electrician to look at.