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Dude, yes!!!

They are everywhere. Thanks for watching the video.

True but i feel like it's a longer setup. We will invest in some as soon as we run into a job where it is necessary. We will fir sure make the leap

@@TymOLaughlin it's a pretty quick setup. One end of the hose pipe to the spigot, hook the other end to the DI tank, turn the knob, and start cleaning. Good luck brother!

Exactly

Do you clean these with just water or do you put sh on it?

@@coolguy24eric you use deionized water to clean them. You can use a DI tank if you don't want to drop a large chunk on a RO system

When you start no but you just got to be careful up there

@@jj-vn9hl what kind of permit could you possibly need to start a business? A business license and insurance seems to be all you need.

It's true. I have been filming every job now fir past few weeks. Uploading recap vuds in my main channel and my second channel. Appreciate you stopping by and hanging with us

It sure is

Deionized water . No chemicals

Be sure to. Be safe! Thanks for watching

Yes.

You will want to do such cleaning during the early cool morning or cool evening. Applying a cold/cool water to a hot glass can crack the glass.

Same if you live in an area were is cold, and apply hot water to a glass, can also crack it. Take for instance pouring hot water on a frozen car windshield in the middle of winter, chances are that the windshield will crack.

Yes if you want to do everything the right way

I can do it for you , if you are in the Los Angeles area !

@@DanielGarcia-pu6xe thanks, I’m also a contractor that was inquiring about how to. In Phx.

Never use any chemicals when you clean solar panels. If you use chemicals you can cause delamination and the customer will lose the warranty.

@@solarispanelcleaning oh so just filtered water and a brush?

these type of tiles dont break

That's why it's important to have business insurance. I always tell my customers that I'm insured, bonded, and licensed, and it makes them feel at ease.

The customer water 💦 lol 😂

There's a lot more that goes into it for sure.

I’m down Alexander. I already have the LLC just got all my filing back from legal zoom.

Do it alone.....No biz partners

I'm a contractor and don't even know what saftey precautions are. We call it common sense

If you think your gonna fall off a roof you don't belong up there

Wont even waste my time trying to convince you man. I run a company with 35 employees and we are all about safety. Safety is crucial when it comes to risky jobs like this because you might be the most talented guy on the planet but you never know what could happen to you man. A roof tile might come off or you might faint for some reason and you’d simply die falling off. That would not happen if you tied yourself to some safety bracket but hey, good luck!

@@amedeocornacchione8466 I always tie down! That to me is just common sense...Safety is key at all times.

Very risky. Solar panels are electrical units. Any water in them will fry them. Low pressure (soft wash) is what is needed.

Just a business license

Don't ever use chemicals. I use deionized water that leaves the panels spot free. Call your local solar panel cleaning companies around you to get an average of what they are charging. I charge 150 plus for a single story. I never get on the roof for any less than 150.

Go for it!

Yes for a single story

@@solarispanelcleaning do you use Sh to clean the panels? Soft wash them? Or just water and it brush lol?!!

@@Abel3270 deionized water through a water pole brush . No chemicals.

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