Solar Panel Cleaning in Bath
Solar PV cleaning, window cleaning and roof cleaning across Bath and the BA postcodes. Pure water, fully insured, no pressure damage.
Call 0117 279 0045Cleaning Bath stone and hillside homes
Bath stone is porous and shows algae and grime differently to brick, so windows and roofs here often need a different approach to surrounding towns. The city also has a large conservation area and many listed properties, which restricts what can be done and how.
Steep hillside streets change access too. Our water-fed pole system lets us reach high windows and panels from the ground, and we are careful to work within the constraints of older properties.
Gentle solar panel cleaning
We clean panels with deionised water and a soft brush on a telescopic pole. No detergent, because it leaves a film that attracts dirt and can attack seals and the anti-reflective coating. No pressure washer, because it can force water past panel seals.
We check the frames and clips while we work and flag anything that looks damaged or lifted.
Villages around Bath
We cover the villages on the edge of the city as well, including Batheaston, Bathampton and Saltford, which sits between Bath and our base in Keynsham.
Bath areas covered
Not on the list? Call and ask. If we already clean nearby we can usually fit you in.
Bath: common questions
Do you walk on the roof to clean solar panels in Bath?
No. We clean from the ground with water-fed poles. Standing on panels flexes the glass and can crack the cells, so we never do it.
Do you use chemicals on solar panels?
No. We use pure deionised water only. It lifts dirt without detergent and dries without leaving residue on the glass.
Which parts of Bath do you cover?
Larkhall, Combe Down, Widcombe, Weston, Twerton and Oldfield Park, plus Batheaston, Bathampton and Saltford. If your area is not listed, call and ask.
Other areas we cover
From the blog
Signs your gutters are blocked before winter
Overflowing water, green growth and damp patches on walls are all signs your gutters need clearing. Here is what to look for from the ground before winter sets in.
Moss on your roof: should you remove it?
A little moss is not an emergency, but thick growth holds water, lifts tiles and fills gutters. Here is when it needs dealing with and how to do it without harming the roof.
Can windows be cleaned in the rain or cold?
Light rain is rarely a problem for a pure water clean. Hard frost is a different story. Here is what happens to your window round through autumn and winter.
Should you clean solar panels in winter?
Panels make less power in winter, so every bit of light counts. Here is when a winter clean makes sense, and what to leave alone when there is frost or snow.
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Call or text Tom for a free, no-obligation quote. Most enquiries are answered the same day.
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