Solar Panel Cleaning in Lynnwood, WA

In Lynnwood, our crews wash solar panels on houses and commercial buildings. No crew member ever stands on the panels, no pressure is used, and the crew brings soft brushes, deionized water and eco-friendly products to the job.

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

Power, glare and renewable energy in City documents

The City of Lynnwood’s list of local service providers says “The city does not provide garbage or power services” and gives “Electric Service – Snohomish County PUD”. The same page lists Puget Sound Energy for natural gas. The City Center Design Guidelines say “Any solar panels visible from the street shall not produce a glare and shall be incorporated into the overall building design.” That is a design guideline for building in the City Center zones. The City’s Energy Management Policy, effective May 21, 2024, includes the line “Collaborate with community partners to increase the adoption of renewable energy systems within the community.”

Homes, owned and rented

Census figures for 2020-2024 show 16,070 occupied homes in Lynnwood, an estimated 8,218 of them owner-occupied and 7,852 renter-occupied.

Alderwood and northeast Lynnwood

The City describes the City Center + Alderwood area as about 15% of the City’s land area, 1.2 square miles, bordered by I-5 and I-405. Alderwood Mall, at 3000 184th St SW, is described by a local tourism site as “Situated on the eastern edge of Lynnwood”. Stadler Ridge Park, at 17428 33rd Place West, is a small neighborhood park in northeast Lynnwood, per the City. Spruce Park is at 16864 36th Avenue West, and Pioneer Park is at 18400 36th Avenue West. Spruce Elementary is at 17405 Spruce Way, and Maple Mini Park is at 4115 Maple Road. The City says its Council adopted the City Center + Alderwood Subarea Plan on June 23, 2025.

A Lynnwood panel visit

Panel questions, answered for Lynnwood