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Santa Rosa, CA

ProSolarClean

5.0 (11 reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 7:00 pm

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Diana B.

The two men who operate ProSolarClean are professional and know what they are doing. They are using a first class specialized brush made in Germany that cleans thoroughly and quickly. Your panels will certainly achieve higher energy production after cleaning. Well worth the affordable cost. I watched Jan clean a particularly soiled installation (algae/moss) by a process of patience and knowledge. It was cool to watch. USE THEM!

Jan cleaned my 26 module system this morning and the before and after is truly remarkable. It's pretty easy to see how an occasional cleaning will really boost my panels effectiveness. Jan covered a few items prior to starting and cleaned up when he was done. Very efficient work and ultra clean!

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“Jan was very helpful in educating me about factors that could affect the performance of my system in general.”

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