Advanced aerial cleaning that safeguards panels and maximises power.

Solar cleaning

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Advanced aerial cleaning that safeguards panels, improves output, and reduces maintenance risk.

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We provide professional drone-based solar panel cleaning for solar farms and installations of all sizes. Our service restores panels to peak performance safely and efficiently, with zero panel damage and minimal disruption to operations.

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Why cleaning matters

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Over time, dust, bird droppings, pollen and environmental debris build up on solar panels, reducing their energy output — sometimes by several percent or more. Regular, professional cleaning helps maximise energy yield and protects long-term performance.

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How our solar cleaning works

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We use precision drones equipped with specialist cleaning systems and environmentally friendly solutions:

• Non-abrasive cleaning that protects the panel surface and frame

• No scaffolding or manual access needed, reducing health & safety risk

• Faster turnaround than traditional manual methods

• Consistent coverage across entire arrays with zero missed areas

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Key benefits

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• Maximised energy production — cleaner panels capture more sunlight and generate more power

• Reduced safety risk — no personnel working at height or on fragile surfaces

• Eco-friendly approach — biodegradable cleaning solutions and water-efficient systems

• Faster and more efficient than traditional manpower-intensive cleaning

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Our solar cleaning service

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Drone-Based Panel Cleaning

We clean large and small ground-mounted solar farms, rooftop arrays, and commercial installations using drones that safely hover above the panels, applying gentle, precision-controlled cleaning with minimal impact.

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Site Assessment & Reporting
Before work begins, we assess panel condition and layout to plan the most efficient cleaning approach and provide a clear summary of output and condition.

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Follow-Up & Scheduling
Regular cleaning schedules help maintain output year-round and keep installations operating at design performance levels.

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Who is this for

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• Utility-scale solar farms and energy projects

• Commercial and industrial rooftop arrays

• Agricultural solar installations

• Asset managers and O&M teams looking to protect performance

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