De-Ice those solar panels now!

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Innovative Pressure Cleaning can De-Ice those solar panels today. We have crews available today! Call now! www.innovativewash.com 609-738-3100
Anybody else do this kind of work this year?​
 
innovativewash said:
Innovative Pressure Cleaning can De-Ice those solar panels today. We have crews available today! Call now! www.innovativewash.com 609-738-3100
Anybody else do this kind of work this year?
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We have a neighbor that put up solar panels all over his roof. They have been covered with snow most of the winter. Not doing much good for him, I guess he just added an extra year on the cost recovery...
 
What type of product would you use to de-ice solar panels? I know that some of the guys up north are de-iceing sidewalks and such, but never thought about solar panels. Great idea!
 
OSM-Jo said:
What type of product would you use to de-ice solar panels? I know that some of the guys up north are de-iceing sidewalks and such, but never thought about solar panels. Great idea!
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Going to look at three more sites tomorrow!
 
When they are icy we have used hot water, but most of the time it is just a matter of brushing off the snow (like roof raking). Actual cleaning is a whole different ball game.
 
Using hot water for de-icing doesn't risk cracking the panels do to the extreme temp change? just asking...
 
Not that hot!

I personally have never had an issue with the warm water cracking any glass. I wash consistently in temps around 25-28 degrees and as low as 10 degrees. The only time I have seen glass crack is when there was a large chip or existing crack already (trucks).
 
Paul Kassander said:
Not that hot!

I personally have never had an issue with the warm water cracking any glass. I wash consistently in temps around 25-28 degrees and as low as 10 degrees. The only time I have seen glass crack is when there was a large chip or existing crack already (trucks).
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No problems with hot water on the panels. We have two HUGE jobs to perform next week. Each sit is 585ft x 360 ft Roof type solar. We talked to the garage owners and discussed how much they were losing in power per day. WOW!
 
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