We clean Corinth Holders solar panels with pure water and soft brushes so they make the power you paid for.
Panels are self-cleaning right up until they are not. Rain handles light dust. It does not handle pine pollen, bird droppings, or the film that builds up under a tree line. Those are what quietly cost you production.
The question we get asked most is whether you can just pressure wash them. You should not. A solar panel is glass bonded over a laminate with an anti-reflective coating and a perimeter seal, and pressure is the one thing that finds all three. We wash them with deionized water and soft brushes, at a pressure a garden hose would beat.
Your Corinth Holders panels are an investment, and a film of pollen quietly drops their output. We use pure water and soft brushes so the glass gets clean, the warranty stays intact, and production comes back up.
These are the things we get called out for most. All of them are cheaper to handle now than after another season.
Fed poles reach most residential arrays, so we keep weight and footsteps off the roof.
Clearing buildup helps the array last.
We wash with soft brushes and low-pressure fed poles. Nothing that can drive water past a seal.
Soft brushes and pure water protect the panels and the seals.
We reach in from the edges. A cracked cell does not always show, and it does not repair.
We confirm access and panel condition.
Deionized water loosens pollen and dust.
We clear the film without scratching the glass.
A pure-water rinse dries spot-free.
Most residential arrays here fall in a similar band because most residential arrays are a similar size. Where the number moves is access and how long it has been since the last clean, because a first clean after several years is a different job from an annual maintenance wash.
Corinth Holders is just north of us toward the Wake line, and it has been on our route since 2010. We are somewhere in Johnston County most weeks of the year.
We work around your hours. Early mornings, after close, and Sundays are all normal for us. You get a certificate of insurance for your file, an invoice on terms, and NC HUB certification on the vendor form if your company tracks supplier diversity.
“Did the roof and the gutters in one visit and showed me photos of everything I could not see from the ground.”
“The black streaks on our roof were embarrassing. Gone in one afternoon and the shingles were not touched.”
“Long driveway with years of clay stains. It came out even end to end with no stripes anywhere.”
We fly the roofline and show you the footage on the spot. You see your own gutters, joints, and downspouts on the screen instead of taking our word for it. It costs nothing and you are not committing to the cleaning.
Free for homes and businesses across the Triangle and Johnston County. No obligation to book any work afterwards.
Call (919) 698-3669 or send a few details. A real person answers.
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