Victorville · Apple Valley · Hesperia · Adelanto
Mojave dust, sprinkler overspray and Santa Ana wind put a film on everything you paid good money for. We wash solar arrays and windows with pure deionized water — no soap, no spotting, no scratched panels.
What we do
Most of our customers book both — the ladder is already up, so the second service costs less than calling someone out separately.
Dust film is the quiet thief in the High Desert. We use soft brushes and 0 TDS deionized water so panels dry spot-free, with nothing left behind to attract more grit.
Free estimate · priced by panel count and roof access
Inside, outside, tracks and screens. Hard water from sprinklers etches desert glass fast — we treat the mineral staining instead of just wiping around it.
Free estimate · priced by pane count and number of stories
How it works
Call or send the form. Text us a photo of the array or the front of the house and we'll quote from that — otherwise we swing by. Either way the estimate is free and the number is flat.
Soft brush, deionized water through a filtered pole. Nothing abrasive touches the cells and no soap residue is left to bake on. Most homes take under two hours.
Before and after shots of every elevation, plus a note on anything we spotted up there — a cracked cell, a lifted clamp, a pigeon nest starting under the panels.
Why here, specifically
A cleaning schedule that works on the coast doesn't work in Victorville. Four things we deal with that other crews never see.
Desert dust is finer than coastal dust and it bonds to warm glass. Left alone it forms a haze that a rainstorm won't lift.
High Desert water is hard. Overspray dries into mineral spotting that etches glass permanently if it sits through a season.
Santa Ana and spring wind loads drop grit, seed pods and roofing granules across an array in a single afternoon.
The gap under a rooftop array is prime pigeon real estate. Droppings are corrosive and nests are a genuine fire concern.
Service area
Based on Yuma Street in Victorville and on the road six days a week. Outside this list? Call — we travel for larger commercial jobs.
Questions
Twice a year suits most High Desert homes — once after the spring wind season and once in early fall. If you're on a dirt road, near an active field or under trees, three or four times a year keeps output steady.
No. We use soft-bristle brushes and deionized water at low pressure — no abrasives, no detergents, no pressure washer on the glass. That is the method most panel manufacturers specify in their own maintenance guidance.
Deionized water has had its minerals stripped out, so it dries without leaving spots and needs no soap to lift dust. Soap residue is the bigger problem out here — it stays tacky on hot glass and grabs the next round of dust.
Solar cleaning is priced by panel count and roof access; windows by pane count and number of stories. Estimates are free and the quote you get is the price you pay — call or send the form and we’ll get you a number the same day.
Yes — rooftops, carports, pole mounts and ground arrays for businesses, HOAs and property managers across the High Desert. We can work around your hours and provide a certificate of insurance for your file.
Not for exterior work. We just need access to the spigot and the gate. Interior window cleaning does need someone there to let us in.
Free quote
Call and you'll usually get Pickens directly. Prefer to write it out? The form goes straight to our inbox and we answer same day.
Free estimates across Victorville, Hesperia, Apple Valley and the rest of the High Desert.
