Solar Panel Cleaning in Bellevue, WA

Our crews wash solar panels in Bellevue, on houses and on commercial buildings, working from the Redmond office. The wash uses eco-friendly products, soft brushes and deionized water, no pressure, and nobody stands on the panels.

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

Lake Hills and the Lake Sammamish side

The City says the Lake Hills area was “Originally developed in the late 1950s as a planned community”, and that West Lake Sammamish is oriented toward the waterfront of Lake Sammamish and Phantom Lake. Robinswood Community Park is at 2432 148th Avenue SE, and the Lake Hills Greenbelt, a wetland corridor of more than 150 acres, at 15416 SE 16th St. Weowna Park, a 93-acre park, is at 1420 168th Avenue SE, and Evergreen Park at 15655 Lake Hills Boulevard. A City sign stands at the north city limits on West Lake Sammamish Parkway, near Northeast 24th Street.

Solar, as City of Bellevue documents describe it

The City’s solar panel permits page says an electrical permit is required for every PV system, with a building permit needed in some cases. Its Buildings and Energy page says the City has installed solar arrays on the Crossroads Community Center and the Bellevue Service Center.

A City news release from December 17, 2014 reported 44 new solar installations under contract in the Solarize Bellevue campaign. A September 1, 2015 release said the previous year’s campaign had “resulted in 50 new residential arrays”.

Panel cleaning, step by step

Bellevue panel cleaning, in brief