Commercial rooftop and ground-mount solar panel washing across the Dallas–Fort Worth, Austin, San Antonio, and Houston corridor — anchored by our parent company’s Fort Worth base and reaching north into Oklahoma. Scoped to your equipment, scheduled around your reporting.
Heat, drought, and pollen accelerate soiling faster than damp coastal climates — Texas panels lose output between washes, not just from dust load.
One territory covering the DFW–Austin–San Antonio–Houston triangle, anchored in Fort Worth and reaching north to Oklahoma City.
Same model on every site: we work as a subcontractor inside your O&M relationship — your account, our crew.
TPO membrane, standing-seam metal, ballasted rooftop, fixed-tilt and tracker ground-mount — access, mounting, and hard-water residue risk all change the wash plan across Texas sites.
Flat and low-slope rooftops across DFW and Houston’s distribution and light-industrial corridors, scheduled around tenant hours and roof-access windows.
Fixed-tilt and tracker ground-mount systems across North and Central Texas, coordinated directly with your O&M asset manager.
Larger Texas and Oklahoma arrays beyond ~20MW as our crew, equipment, and insurance capacity scale with regional demand.
ROADMAP — NOT YET IN SERVICEWe run one territory out of our parent company’s Fort Worth, TX base rather than spreading thin across the whole state — scoped to what the crew can reach and service well.
Commercial rooftop and ground-mount solar panel cleaning for O&M teams managing sites anywhere in the Texas Triangle.
Coverage extends north from Fort Worth through Oklahoma City. Sites further into Oklahoma are considered case by case as our footprint and scheduling capacity grow.
We review array layout and mounting, and measure roof grade against Texas roof types — metal, TPO, built-up — to spec the right equipment.
Early-morning or evening wash windows protect glass from thermal shock and keep crews off hot roofs at peak temperature.
Manufacturer-safe process designed to avoid scratching glass or leaving mineral residue — a real risk with Texas hard water.
Documentation you can hand straight to the asset owner or fold into your own reporting.
Long dry stretches mean soiling has more time to accumulate before the next wash — and rain in Texas isn’t reliably washing it off for you the way it might elsewhere.
Most Texas commercial sites see the best return washing two to four times a year. Sites near unpaved access roads, ag land, or heavy spring pollen exposure often need the higher end of that range.
Yes. Coverage extends north from our Fort Worth anchor through Oklahoma City, with sites further out considered case by case.
We schedule washes for early morning or evening windows. Washing hot glass in direct midday sun risks thermal shock and streaking.
We operate as a subcontractor inside an existing O&M relationship — the account stays with your team, and we’re the crew behind the scenes.
Commercial rooftop and ground-mount systems up to roughly 20MW today, with small utility-scale capacity added as our Texas crew and equipment scale with demand.