Solar panel cleaning with Clean It Rite starts from R650 for a system of up to 8 panels. Mid-size systems of 9 to 12 panels start from R750, larger residential systems of 13 to 20 panels from R900, and commercial arrays of 21 to 30 panels from R1,200. Complex or very high roofs may be quoted individually after a quick site check.

Because of Gauteng dust, pollen and Highveld thunderstorms, most Johannesburg and Pretoria homes benefit from a solar panel clean every 3 to 4 months. Homes near busy roads, mines or construction should clean every 2 months, while rural or farm setups can often go 6 months. We can set up a recurring schedule so you never forget.

Yes. Dust, bird droppings and a hazy film can cut solar output by 15 to 25 percent, and even more on flat or low-tilt arrays that hold dust. Because one shaded or dirty panel reduces the performance of the whole string, keeping panels clean means you generate more power, save more on electricity and protect your return on investment.

Absolutely. We use deionised, spot-free water, soft brushes and water-fed poles so there is no mineral residue or fine scratching of the glass. Our trained technicians follow strict roof-safety procedures with harnesses and non-slip footing, and we never use abrasive pads, harsh chemicals or high-pressure jets that can damage seals, frames or coatings.

No switching off or disconnecting is needed. We clean the panels safely while your system stays connected and generating. For safety we simply avoid cleaning during heavy rain or the most intense midday heat, and we will happily coordinate with your inverter or installer if you have any special requirements.

We clean solar panels in all areas of Johannesburg in Gauteng, Sandton, Randburg, Roodepoort, Midrand, Centurion, Pretoria, Kempton Park, Benoni, Boksburg and Germiston. Same-day and emergency slots are sometimes available, so send us your address and we will confirm the closest available date.