Book one cool morning, get proof in your numbers, and stop there.
When your array is steep, rinsed by storms and mostly holds its output, one wash after a dusty stretch or a messy spring is often all it needs. Many owners start here and decide later.
Send a roof photo or your address; we confirm the price from a satellite view.
We pull your last 30 days of production, so the wash has a before.
Pure water and soft brushes, with every module checked and photographed.
Before and after shots of every row, plus any notes for your installer.
The next clear days compared against the baseline we read.
A single-story brick ranch in Wheat Ridge with 16 panels on a south roof, eight years old and never washed. The owner books one wash in late September after a dry, smoky August. The crew rinses off a grey film and a band of dust along the bottom edge, and the glass-level check finds nothing to fix. The report suggests one wash a year, with no plan needed.
From $149 for up to 20 panels, plus $5 for each panel over 20, so a 26-panel roof starts at $179. Two-story roofs and steep pitches can add $25 to $50. We confirm the price from a photo or satellite view before we book.
No. A single wash is one visit and one bill. Your photo report suggests a month for the next wash, and you book again only if and when you choose. Nothing renews, and we do not chase you with reminders.
The glass-level check is, at no extra cost: we look at every module for cracks, browning, loose clips and nests while we wash. A separate visual inspection with a full photo report starts at $129 if you need one on its own.
Yes, any time. Many owners book one wash, compare the clear days in their own app, and then decide whether a plan is worth it. Your first visit’s photos and baseline carry over, so the next wash starts with a before.
Tell us the address and roughly how many panels. We confirm the price from a photo first.