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Gold Coast Solar — Solar Panel Cleaning · Fort Lauderdale
Solar panel cleaning with a soft brush on a water-fed pole and deionized water

Solar Panel Cleaning & Maintenance in Fort Lauderdale, Parkland, Boca Raton & Broward County

Deionized water and a soft brush. No pressure washing. Owner-operated, with before and after photos on every job.

  • Fully insured
  • Owner-operated
  • Photo report every job

How It Works

Solar panel cleaning in three plain steps.

Step 1

Schedule

Call or send the form. We confirm a date, give you a clear price, and register with your gate or HOA if needed.

Step 2

Clean

We photograph the array, then clean it with deionized water and a soft brush on a water-fed pole. No pressure washing, no detergents, tile roofs worked from the pole.

Step 3

Report

You get before and after photos, a condition note on anything we saw, and a look at your monitoring app together.

Why Gold Coast Solar?

Dirty panels lose output. Published studies put typical annual soiling losses in the low single digits on average, and much higher where pollen, dust, or bird droppings concentrate. In South Florida that is most roofs: oak and pine pollen from February through May, Saharan dust in summer, salt film year-round near the water, algae streaks in the wet season, and pigeons wherever there is a tile roof.

Gold Coast Solar, Fort Lauderdale cleans with deionized water and soft brushes on a water-fed pole. No pressure washing, no detergents. It is the method panel manufacturers specify, and it leaves the glass spot-free because there are no minerals in the water to dry on it.

We work from Fort Lauderdale north through Parkland, Coral Springs, Lighthouse Point, and Deerfield Beach to Boca Raton. Every job includes before and after photos, a condition note, and a look at your monitoring app with you.

  • Fully insured — certificate of insurance available for HOAs and property managers
  • Before and after photos and a condition report on every job
  • Deionized water and soft brushes — no pressure washing, no detergents
  • Owner-operated — the person you call is the person on your roof
  • Maintenance plan — two cleanings a year at 15% off
  • Free quotes by call or form

What dirties solar panels in South Florida

Feb–May
Oak and pine pollen. A yellow film that dew glues to the glass.
Jun–Aug
Saharan dust. A fine haze that humidity binds in place.
Year-round near the coast
Salt film and marine aerosol. Rain does not rinse it.
Wet season
Algae and mildew streaks along the lower edge of each panel.
Year-round
Pigeon droppings, especially on tile roofs.
See the month-by-month soiling calendar →

Solar Panel Cleaning FAQ

How often should solar panels be cleaned in South Florida?

Twice a year for most homes: in May after the pollen tail, and in November when hurricane season ends. Coastal homes with salt film and homes with heavy bird activity do better on a quarterly plan.

How much does solar panel cleaning cost in Florida?

Residential cleaning in Broward and southern Palm Beach County runs roughly $8–$15 per panel, so a typical 20–25 panel system is quoted by panel count and roof type. Our minimum service is $150. Tile roofs, steep or two-story access, and heavy bird waste add to the price. See the pricing page for the full breakdown.

Does rain clean solar panels?

No. Rain rinses loose dust, but South Florida dew and humidity cement fine particles and pollen to the glass, and the mineral spots left when rainwater dries stay put. Salt film near the coast and bird droppings do not rinse off at all.

Does Saharan dust affect solar panels?

Yes. From June through August, Saharan dust events leave a fine haze on the glass across South Florida. Humidity binds it in place, so it builds through the summer until the panels are cleaned.

Can you pressure wash solar panels?

No. Pressure can crack cells, force water past the edge seals, and strip the anti-reflective coating, and it usually voids the manufacturer warranty. We use deionized water and soft brushes only.

What areas does Gold Coast Solar serve?

We serve Broward County and southern Palm Beach County from Fort Lauderdale north to Boca Raton, including Fort Lauderdale, Parkland, Coral Springs, Coconut Creek, Lighthouse Point, Deerfield Beach, Boca Raton, and the neighborhoods in between. See all areas we serve.

Ready to Get Your Solar Panels Cleaned?

Free quotes for homeowners, associations, and businesses across Broward and southern Palm Beach County. Call or send the form.

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