Solar Panel Cleaning in Kirkland, WA

Crews we send from the Redmond office clean Kirkland’s solar panels, on residences and on business properties alike. Deionized water, soft brushes and eco-friendly products make up the wash. Pressure is not part of it, and no one stands on the panels.

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

Rooftop solar, as the City’s permit page describes it

The City’s page on residential rooftop solar says “All solar photovoltaic (PV) systems require an Electrical Permit and, in some rare cases*, a Building Permit.” Among the items it lists is a “Rooftop layout of solar panels with firefighter access pathways”, and it describes a streamlined process for small-scale rooftop installations on single-family homes.

Counting Kirkland’s solar arrays

The City’s sustainability report cards count arrays. The Year 4 card, with 2024 data, reports 696 total solar arrays in Kirkland. These are counts of arrays only.

Rose Hill, Bridle Trails and the eastern schools

The City’s plan list covers the Bridle Trails neighborhood and a Rose Hill plan for North and South Rose Hill. Rose Hill Meadows, South Rose Hill Park and North Rose Hill Woodlands Park are City parks. Lake Washington High School is at 12033 NE 80th Street, Rose Hill Elementary at 8110 128th Ave NE, and Benjamin Franklin Elementary at 12434 NE 60th Street. Fire Station 26 is at 9930 124th Avenue NE. Elsewhere in the city, Emerson High School is at 10903 NE 53rd Street, and Kirkland Middle School at 430 18th Avenue. Lake Washington Institute of Technology is at 11605 132nd Avenue NE, Kamiakin Middle School at 14111 132nd Avenue NE, and John Muir Elementary at 14012 132nd Avenue NE. The City names 124th Avenue NE among major roadways, and the road continues past the city limits.

What a panel cleaning visit includes

Solar panel cleaning in Kirkland, answered