What do you guys think? Do you think this is a delaminated panel? The interesting thing is that there are no thermal deviations!

In your experience which do you prefer for residential leads...door hangers or small yard signs?

Hi everyone! First of all, I know that this type of conversation is not comfortable to everybody so I do not need an exact price. If you give me a range, it’s totally okay for me. I am totally new in this business and I have many doubts about what type of prices apply for my services. I made a research asking to other solar cleaners here in Spain and searching in Google. I found that range for a solar cleaner service is between €2 and €20 per panel. Starting from €100 as minimum price for a residential work. Anyways, I’m still having doubts about the price. I would like to offer my services to residential, industrial and solar farm customers. I guess that the price per panel is different depending of the amount of panels. What range of price do you offer to this 3 type of clients? King regards!

Hi guys! In a Facebook group (Solar Cleaners Network), there's been some talk about how we should approach new clients. The consensus seems to be that we should avoid emphasizing that cleaning the panels will directly increase productivity or lead to a certain percentage of improvement. Instead, we should focus more on the maintenance aspect—preventing hot spots, addressing issues with the structure, etc. What’s your opinion on this? How do you present your services to a new client? Also, how do you ensure that clients will return after six months (if we’re talking about residential clients) after a one-time cleaning? Or what about commercial clients, where you have to return after three months, for instance?"

My name is Scott, and I own/operate a window cleaning business that also cleans solar panels in Redding, California. Hoping to simply get better at what I do.