Most manufacturers recommend cleaning your solar system every 6 months to a year. However, the optimal cleaning frequency can vary depending on factors like bird activity, nearby trees, dust levels, rainfall, dust storms, and pollen. If you're unsure about the ideal cleaning schedule, don't hesitate to give us a call.

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Regular solar panel cleaning is essential for optimal performance. By removing dirt, debris, and bird droppings, you can increase energy production, extend panel lifespan, improve system efficiency, and protect your investment.

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NO. Pigeons as well as Many other  birds are not afraid of dogs, especially if they are accustomed to human presence. Bird netting or other physical barriers are often more effective in protecting solar panels.

Typical cleaning for a 20-30 panel system takes about an hour, including a pre-cleaning roof and system inspection. Bird netting installation, on the other hand, takes longer and varies based on system size, location, dirtiness, and the presence of nests. Generally, it takes around 3 hours.

It's not predictable whether birds will choose your house. They often seek shelter from rain, wind, and predators, and the gaps in solar panels provide perfect hiding spots. Consequently, 80-90% of systems without netting eventually attract pigeons.