Mr. Solar Clean LLC helps asset managers, EPCs, and O&M teams reduce soiling loss and protect long-term performance with safe, consistent, commercial-grade cleaning.
Safety + Compliance First
Commercial solar cleaning is a safety job before it’s a cleaning job. We operate with strict rooftop and site safety processes, trained technicians, and the documentation commercial clients expect. We’re built for vendor onboarding and compliance requirements.
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What we provide:
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On-site safety planning and access procedures
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Trained crews for rooftops, carports, and ground-mount arrays
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Robotic and manual cleaning methods
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Clear scope-of-work documentation and reporting
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Insurance-ready vendor compliance and onboarding support
Fully Insured Commercial Vendor
Most commercial clients need proof of insurance, vendor onboarding capability, and predictable service delivery. Mr. Solar Clean LLC is set up as a true commercial vendor — not a “pressure washing company that also cleans panels.”
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What that means for your team:
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Proof of insurance available on request
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Professional invoicing and vendor documentation
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On-time scheduling, dependable crews, and communication
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Service process designed for asset managers and procurement teams
Multi-Site Scheduling + Fleet Scale
If you manage multiple sites, one-off cleanings aren’t enough. We offer structured multi-site planning to reduce downtime, simplify scheduling, and lower cost per site.
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Multi-site advantages:
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Bundle pricing for multiple locations
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Consistent service standards site-to-site
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Route-optimized scheduling to reduce travel delays
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Repeat service planning based on soiling conditions
Why Commercial Solar Panels Need Professional Cleaning
Rain does not properly clean solar panels — especially for commercial systems. Dust, pollution film, bird droppings, soot, and construction particulates create a layer that reduces irradiance through the glass and impacts energy production. Soiling can reduce performance significantly depending on site conditions, tilt angle, and local environment.
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Common soiling sources in SoCal commercial solar:
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Freeway soot + industrial air pollution film
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Dust and windblown debris from dry seasons
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Bird droppings and nesting activity
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Coastal salt haze and marine layer residue
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Nearby construction dust and concrete fines
Result: decreased output + higher mismatch + long-term grime buildup.
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