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CLEAR VIEW WINDOW CLEANING LLC
— SALT-SPRAY SPECIALISTS · HAYES, VA —
Add-on · Service 03

More sun on the panel,
more on the meter.

Pollen, dust, and bird residue can cut panel output by 10 – 20% over a season. We rinse with deionized water — no soaps, no acids, no risk of micro-scratches.

Up to 20%
output recovered
0 ppm
deionized rinse
  • Fully insured $2M general liability + workers' comp. Certificate of insurance available on request.
  • Family-owned since 2014 Two-person crew on every job. Owner on site for every first-time clean.
  • No-streak guarantee If you spot a streak we missed, we'll be back within seven days. No invoice dispute, no drama.
  • Local, not a franchise We live in the service area. You'll see our truck at the hardware store and the soccer field.
  • Licensed in Virginia Virginia Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation (DPOR) contractor license on file. License number listed in every invoice footer; verification available on request.
  • Tidewater-native protocols Coastal humidity, pine pollen, and salt-air wear patterns all run differently here than inland or out-of-state. Our methods are built for the region — not adapted from a national chain's playbook.
What's included

In the standard price.

  • Soft-bristle pre-rinse with deionized water
  • Hand-wash of each panel with a water-fed pole
  • Final DI rinse — dries spot-free without a wipe
  • Visual check for cracked glass, lifted seals, or rodent damage
Not included

Usually add-ons.

  • Roof repairs or re-seating panels
  • Electrical diagnostics or inverter work
Pricing

A rough guide.

Most residential arrays

Up to 20 panels

$229

Single-visit flat rate.

Larger residential arrays

21 – 40 panels

$329

Includes a written output-risk report.

FAQ

Common questions, straight answers.

Why deionized water and not soap?

DI water pulls minerals off the glass as it evaporates and leaves nothing behind. Detergents can leave a film that actually attracts more dust, and acids can etch the anti-reflective coating.

How often should I have this done?

Once a year in most regions; twice a year if you're near farmland, the coast, or heavy tree cover.