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Schwabach · Nürnberg · Mittelfranken, Germany
DE/EN
Cleaning & Maintenance

Solar Panel Cleaning via Rope Access

Regular or one-off cleaning of photovoltaic systems on roofs – for full yield, without stepping on the panels.

FISAT L3 certified, in industrial rope access since 2018
Rope access instead of scaffolding – no large construction site
One dedicated contact instead of a changing team
Available on short notice in Schwabach & Mittelfranken
Full yield through regular cleaning

Soiling measurably reduces yield

Dust, pollen and bird droppings measurably reduce the yield of your photovoltaic system. Cleaning is carried out via rope access directly at the panel, without the system having to be stepped on – this protects the panels and makes even hard-to-reach roof areas accessible. If you also need fall protection for the regular maintenance of your PV system, you can find more on the page Fall Protection & Inspection.

Frequently Asked Questions

Good to know

How often should a solar system be cleaned?

As a rule of thumb every one to two years, depending on location and degree of soiling – with heavy soiling (e.g. from bird droppings or pollen), more frequent cleaning can make sense to avoid yield losses.

Is the system stepped on during cleaning?

No. Cleaning is carried out via rope access directly at the panel, without the system having to be stepped on – this protects the panels and the substructure.

What does solar panel cleaning cost approximately?

That depends on system size and accessibility. More on the process is on the Pricing & Process page; I put together an exact quote after a short inquiry.

Do you also clean systems on industrial roofs?

Yes, including large-scale PV systems on industrial and commercial roofs, cleaned via rope access directly at the panel.

Which cleaning agents do you use?

Panel-friendly cleaning agents and technique, matched to manufacturer specifications, so that coating and connectors of the panels take no damage.

Losing yield due to soiling?

A short inquiry is enough for an initial assessment.

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