Maintenance and cleaning guide
The support guide explains the relationship between cleaning, upkeep, and broader system care.
Read the guideA yearly check-in can help homeowners keep their system performing sensibly without turning ownership into a constant maintenance project.
The focus stays on the kind of review that is actually useful over the course of a year.


A useful annual check looks at visible condition, any unusual changes in output, roof access concerns, and whether maintenance or cleaning seems warranted based on the site conditions.
It is not about performing the same ritual regardless of the property. It is about noticing what the system is telling you before small issues become larger ones.
The goal with year-end maintenance, production review, and rebate checkup is not abstract advice; it is a practical answer that still makes sense when a real property is involved.
The support guide explains the relationship between cleaning, upkeep, and broader system care.
Read the guideIf your annual review suggests the system needs closer attention, the service page is the logical next step.
See maintenance serviceMonitoring can make annual review much easier because it gives owners visibility before they climb into assumptions.
See monitoringThe core questions are similar, but the details should still reflect the property, local conditions, and how the system has been performing.
No. Cleaning can be part of it, but system condition and performance awareness matter too.
When the yearly check raises a concern you cannot answer confidently from the ground or from the system data.
If year-end maintenance, production review, and rebate checkup is part of your project decision, share the site details and the next step can be reviewed in context.
