Your system, producing like day one.
Preventive and corrective maintenance for photovoltaic systems: inspection, cleaning, thermography and monitoring, by our in-house technicians. Even if we didn’t install it.
An unmaintained PV system loses production silently: dirt, new shading, loose connections or a dead string nobody notices. A maintenance plan catches and fixes those losses before they become failures — or months of lost production.
Monitoring & alerts
We watch your production and react when something drifts from the expected — often before you’d see it on a bill.
Thermography
Thermal inspection of panels, connections and boards to find hot spots before they fail.
In-house technicians
The people who inspect your system are our own crew — the same people who install. No subcontractors.
Third-party systems too
We audit and maintain systems we didn’t install, starting with a condition report.
Truly turnkey.
- Full visual and electrical inspection
- Panel cleaning (per plan)
- Thermography of modules and boards
- Protection and earthing checks
- Mounting structure review
- Technical report with production and recommendations
The data that matters.
What you usually ask.
How often should a PV system be inspected?
As a rule of thumb, yearly for homes and twice-yearly for businesses or systems with a lot of production at stake. Continuous monitoring covers the day-to-day in between.
Is panel cleaning worth it?
It depends on your environment: dust, pollen, nearby works or Saharan calima can take a noticeable bite out of production. We assess it with your production data and tell you if and how often it pays.
Do you maintain systems you didn’t install?
Yes. We first audit the system’s condition (electrical, structure and production) and propose the maintenance plan from there.
What happens if you find a fault?
We report it with a diagnosis and a quote for the repair. Our own crew does the work; you don’t depend on third parties.
Does maintenance affect the warranty?
Quite the opposite: documented maintenance helps preserve manufacturer warranties, which usually require proper care of the equipment.