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Solar Panel Cleaning in Big Bear

Dust, pollen, pine sap, and snow residue quietly cut your solar production. We clean panels safely with purified water — no harsh chemicals, no scratches — so your system earns what it should.

How Often?

Once A Year Is The Minimum. Every 3 Months Is The Max Output.

Bare minimum: once a year

Panels should never go longer than a year without cleaning — Big Bear pollen, dust, and pine debris build a film that steadily chokes production.

Optimal: every 3 months

For maximum output, panels need cleaning once every three months. Quarterly cleaning keeps the glass at full transparency so you harvest every watt your system can make.

We track it for you

Get on our quarterly schedule and we text you when it's due — you never think about it, your panels never fall behind.

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Why It Pays

Dirty panels cost you money every single month.

Buildup on solar panels can noticeably reduce output — and at altitude, with pollen season, pine sap, dust, and months of snow residue, Big Bear panels get dirty faster than most. A professional cleaning typically pays for itself on the next power bill.

We recommend cleaning every 3 months for optimal performance — and never less than once a year. Ask us to put you on a schedule — we'll text you when you're due.

  • Purified-water cleaning — no spots, no residue
  • Soft brushes safe for panel coatings
  • Steep & high roof access equipped
  • Quarterly cleaning schedule available
  • We can clean your solar panels and your gutters at the same time
$10 per panel & up

Standard access starts at $10 per panel; steep or difficult roofs quoted on site. $150 minimum per visit. A typical home array runs $150–250.

Mountain tip: post-winter and late-spring pollen season are the two biggest production killers up here. Book those two cleans at minimum.

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Get your panels producing again.

Tell us how many panels and we'll price it over text.

Call or Text (909) 552-8325
Serving Big Bear Lake · Big Bear City · Sugarloaf · Moonridge · Fawnskin · Running Springs · Lake Arrowhead · Lake Williams · Baldwin Lake · All Mountaintop Resort Areas

Dirty Panels From Pigeons?

Pigeons nesting under your solar panels means droppings baked onto the glass, debris blocking airflow, and power production dropping every week. We handle the whole problem — panels cleaned spotless, critter guard installed so the birds can't come back, and the mess cleaned up.

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Common Questions

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Who washes solar panels in Big Bear?

Squeegee Kleen washes solar panels across Big Bear from $10 per panel, using purified water and soft brushes that are safe for panel coatings. Call or text (909) 552-8325.

How often should solar panels be washed?

Once every three months for optimal performance — and never less than once a year. Big Bear pollen, dust, and pine debris cut production if panels go uncleaned.

How much does solar panel cleaning cost in Big Bear?

Solar panel cleaning starts at $10 per panel with a $150 minimum per visit. A typical home array runs $150–250, and we can clean your gutters the same visit.

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