Mobile wash systems for utility-scale fixed-tilt and tracker arrays. Scheduled cycles, condition-driven response, and photo documentation on every site.
Mobile cleaning systems are deployed across utility-scale facilities — both fixed-tilt and tracker arrays. Wash cycles run as part of scheduled maintenance programs or as required by site conditions: storm fallout, dust deposition, pollen, and post-mowing residue.
Crews are trained in active solar environments and rapid site deployment. Cleaning systems are designed for production-impact use cases: cleaner glass, restored generation, and clear before/after evidence for asset teams.
Mobile wash systems sized for utility-scale sites, with on-board water capacity, articulated cleaning arms and rotating brush heads. Designed for fixed-tilt and tracker geometry, and for the row spacing and access roads typical of Southeast utility sites.
Most portfolios run one to two scheduled washes a year, with additional condition-driven cycles after heavy pollen, agricultural drift or storm events. The right cadence depends on the site’s soiling rate and the production data your asset team is watching. We scope it per site rather than selling a fixed package.
Yes. Our mobile wash systems are designed for both fixed-tilt and tracker geometry, and crews are trained to work on active, energized sites.
Before/after photo evidence for the arrays washed, a site-level closeout report formatted for your asset team’s review, and the written authorization record for the mobilization.
Yes, and it usually should be. Scheduling the wash after vegetation work removes clipping and dust residue in one closeout and reduces the number of mobilizations to the site.
North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia, with rapid mobilization out of Roanoke Rapids, NC.
We come back with scope, mobilization timing and the documentation profile your asset team needs. COI and W-9 on request.
