Solar Panel Cleaning in Burien, WA

Nobody stands on the panels when our crews clean them in Burien, on homes and on commercial properties. The crews use eco-friendly products with deionized water and soft brushes, and no pressure is applied.

Call (425) 353-6368 for a free on-site estimate.

Two electric utilities

The City of Burien’s Utilities page, in an archived copy, lists both Seattle City Light and Puget Sound Energy under power utilities. Puget Sound Energy’s solar FAQ, in an archived copy, says solar panels perform best when facing south and unshaded between 10 am and 3 pm year-round. PSE’s FAQ also says installed solar panels should last more than 20 years. Seattle City Light says 1 kW of solar typically needs about 80 square feet of unshaded roof space.

Solar and climate planning in Burien

The City says its Council adopted the Burien Climate Action Plan on November 15, 2021. B-Town Blog, reporting on the City’s first annual report on that plan in April 2023, lists, among its 2022 highlights, a 100-kilowatt solar panel system installed on the roof of Highline High School. Highline High School is at 225 S 152nd St.

Parks and the transit center

Moshier Memorial Park is at 430 S 156th St, Annex Community Park at 425 SW 144th St and Hilltop Park at 2600 S 128th St. Southern Heights Park is at 12025 14th Ave S and Manhattan School Park at 18386 4th Ave S. Miller Creek Trail is at 14455 Des Moines Memorial Dr S, and Des Moines Memorial Park at 15623 Des Moines Memorial Dr S. The Burien Transit Center is served by the RapidRide H Line. King County Metro describes that line’s corridor as running between Burien, White Center, Delridge and downtown Seattle.

Residential energy and emissions

The B-Town Blog report on that annual report also says about 31% of Burien’s greenhouse gas emissions come from residential energy.

A solar visit

Solar panel questions from Burien