Solar panel after-sales service point

What if I have a broken solar panel?

If you have a broken solar panel, call our Service Department first. You should never attempt to remove a solar panel on your own. Our service team will either repair it off-site, or recycle the panel at a glass recycling facility. Alternatively, you can post your panel online and give it to someone who will repurpose it.

Why is solar panel servicing important?

Solar panel servicing is essential to maximize the energy production and efficiency of the system. It ensures that your solar system generates the electric bill savings that your solar company promised you. Regular maintenance ensures the panels are clean, debris-free, and operating at their peak performance levels.

What are the best practices for servicing and repairs of solar panels?

To ensure the efficient operation of solar panels, here are some best practices for servicing and repairs: Regular cleaning: Periodic cleaning of solar panels, particularly in dusty or polluted environments, helps maintain optimal performance. Use soft brushes or sponges and gentle cleaning solutions to avoid scratching the panel surface.

Do solar panels need maintenance?

Although solar panel systems don’t usually require active or routine maintenance, some homeowners purchase a solar operations and maintenance (O&M) package for added peace of mind. O&M service packages are essentially insurance plans for your solar panel system that include things like cleaning, electrical system checks, and pest control measures.

How much does a solar system repair cost?

On average, a solar system repair will cost approximately $400, depending on the type of repair. Usually, this will include a $200 call-out fee which is standard with most servicing companies. Some solar system repairs may fall under the call-out fee, while others, like replacing faulty DC circuit breakers, could cost as much as $800.

Can solar panels be repaired?

Yes, solar panels can be repaired depending on the type of damage, but it’s typically better to replace the damaged panels. Our Service Department can inspect your system to see whether the fix can happen on-site.