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We clear snow from solar arrays to restore energy production and protect the panels from damage.
Snow-covered solar panels stop generating power exactly when Western Washington's short winter days make every kilowatt count. Beyond lost production, an uneven wet-snow load or a sudden slide off smooth panels can stress mounts and endanger anything below. Our crews clear arrays carefully with soft-edged tools that lift snow without scratching the glass or voiding panel warranties. We restore the panels to full sun exposure while managing where the cleared snow lands so it does not pile onto walkways or equipment.
Restored energy production during short winter days; Careful clearing that protects panel glass and warranties; Reduced stress on mounts from uneven snow loads; Managed snow discharge away from walkways and equipment
1) Assess the array layout, pitch, and snow load; 2) Clear panels with soft-edged, non-abrasive tools; 3) Work to avoid scratching glass or stressing mounts; 4) Direct cleared snow away from walkways below
Number and size of panels in the array; Roof or ground-mount access and pitch; Snow depth and water content on the panels; Care required to protect glass and warranties; Management of where cleared snow lands
Solar panel snow removal is most valuable during accumulation events from December through February when daylight is scarce.