Hi all, New to the group and keen to learn more helpful tips. Coming to you from Goulburn Australia

My name is Eric. I currently run a window cleaning company, and I’m in the process of relocating to a new home in a new city. One upside to the new location is that there’s little to no competition, which means I’ll be sort of rebooting my business but with all my acquired experience. As part of that move, I plan to add solar panel cleaning as one of my main services. I joined this community because I want to learn as much as I can from those who already have experience in the industry, and I’m excited to connect, share, and grow alongside all of you. Thanks!

Hello- I'm interested in starting a solar cleaning biz with my adult son as the operator. I wanted to attend the convention tomorrow. Does anyone know if there's tickets left? Or perhaps there's a virtual option? LMK thanks!

I feel like I've followed the instructions and have made posts, commented on others posts, and liked several posts. What is left for me to unlock the trianings in Level 2? Any help is appreciated

I’m Harry, I run a small solar installation & maintenance company here in Bristol called SunPeak Renewables. Been in the solar game about 12 years now — started as a spark, then moved into PV installs before setting up on my own in 2016. We’ve always offered basic maintenance for the installs we’ve done, but over the last year or two we’ve had more customers asking about cleaning and bird-proofing, so I’m trying to sharpen things up on that side of the business. I joined the group to learn from people actually doing this day in, day out — proper kit, safe access setups, how you structure repeat cleans, and what you’ve found works best long-term. Happy to share whatever I can from the installation/MCS side too. Outside of work it’s mostly family, coaching my lad’s football (soccer) team, or fixing something in the garage that probably didn’t need fixing lol 😂 Looking forward to being part of the community and picking up some good tips along the way. Cheers, Harry