Commercial & HOA Solar Panel Cleaning in Fort Lauderdale & Broward County
Solar array cleaning for condo and HOA associations, property managers, schools, warehouses, offices, car dealerships, and houses of worship across Broward and southern Palm Beach County. Certificate of insurance and vendor registration handled up front.
Quick answer
Commercial and association solar array cleaning in Broward and southern Palm Beach County starts at $500 and is quoted per array. Gold Coast Solar, Fort Lauderdale sends a certificate of insurance before the first visit, registers as a vendor with your management company, cleans with deionized water and no pressure, and documents every visit with photos. Call (954) 872-1622 for a site review.
Who this page is for
- Condo and HOA associations with rooftop common arrays
- Property managers and management companies
- Schools and houses of worship
- Warehouses, offices, and light industrial roofs
- Car dealerships and carport arrays
Beachfront condo towers
The towers along Galt Ocean Mile, Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, Hillsboro Beach, and east Boca Raton are association-managed, and their rooftop arrays sit in the worst salt exposure in the county. If you manage one of those buildings, this is the page you want: we clean common arrays on a schedule, provide the paperwork your board needs, and photograph the roof every visit. We do not service individual units in a tower; the association owns the roof and the array.
Certificate of insurance and vendor registration
Before the first visit you get a certificate of insurance naming your association or company as certificate holder. If your management company requires vendor registration, a W-9, or a signed access agreement, we complete it up front so nothing holds up the schedule. For gated properties we register with the gate ahead of each visit.
How a commercial job goes
Site review
We walk the array with you or your manager, note panel count, roof access, and water supply, and send a written quote and COI.
Scheduled cleaning
We clean the full array with deionized water and soft brushes in a scheduled window, working around building operations and residents.
Documentation
Every visit closes with before and after photos and a condition note for your association or asset records.
Storm-season service
From June through November we schedule maintenance windows around the forecast, and after a named storm we come out for a post-storm visual inspection: photos of every panel, removal of debris on and under the array, and a written note on anything shifted, cracked, or displaced for your insurer or your solar contractor. A visual check is what we do; we do not test the system or open anything.
Recurring cleaning contracts
Quarterly or twice-yearly contracts put the visits on the calendar, lock the rate, and include photo documentation each time so the board or the asset manager has a dated record of the array's condition. Twice a year (May and November) fits most inland roofs. Beachfront and Intracoastal buildings should plan on quarterly because of salt film.
What's included
- Condo and HOA rooftop common arrays
- Certificate of insurance before the first visit
- Vendor registration with your management company
- Post-storm visual inspection and debris removal
- Recurring quarterly or twice-yearly contracts
- Photo documentation on every visit
Commercial pricing
From $500, quoted per array
Price depends on panel count, roof access, water supply on site, and how often you want us back. Contract clients get a locked rate.
Request a Site ReviewCommercial cleaning FAQ
Do you clean rooftop arrays for condo associations?
Yes. Association-managed common arrays on beachfront and inland condo buildings are a core part of what we do. We work with the property manager, provide a certificate of insurance, and schedule around residents.
Can you provide a certificate of insurance?
Yes. We send a COI naming your association or company before the first visit and register as a vendor with your management company if they require it.
Do you offer recurring commercial cleaning?
Yes. Quarterly and twice-yearly contracts include scheduled visits, photo documentation each time, and a post-storm visual inspection window during hurricane season.
Will cleaning disrupt the building?
Rarely. Rooftop work happens above operations. We can schedule early mornings, weekends, or off-hours for carports and ground-level arrays near active areas.
Manage a Building With Solar?
Send us the address and panel count. We come back with a COI, a price, and a schedule.