Colorado Clean. Peak Power.

• Example loss: 10% on ~9,000 kWh/year is ~900 kWh/year.
• At $0.14/kWh, that’s ~$126/year; at 20% it’s ~$252/year.
• That lost production repeats every year until cleaned (rates vary by utility and usage).

Estimates shown are examples; actual production and costs depend on system size, shading, local rates, and condition.

• A single troubleshooting trip or electrician visit commonly runs ~$150–$300+.
• Replacing a damaged panel can be ~$250–$500+ for the part, plus labor and time.
• Protecting components helps your system reach its intended 25–30 year life.

Estimates shown are examples; actual production and costs depend on system size, shading, local rates, and condition.

• Electrical diagnostics or repairs can cost ~$200–$600+ depending on access and parts.
• A roof leak or damaged flashing repair can be ~$300–$1,500+.
• Regular maintenance reduces the chance of small issues turning into expensive ones.

Estimates shown are examples; actual production and costs depend on system size, shading, local rates, and condition.

• If you’re losing ~$150–$300/year in production, that’s ~$750–$1,500 over 5 years.
• Cleaning often costs less than one year of avoidable production loss (home size varies).
• Keeping output high improves payback and protects your investment.

Estimates shown are examples; actual production and costs depend on system size, shading, local rates, and condition.

• Etching can’t always be restored with cleaning—replacement is sometimes the only fix.
• Even one panel replacement can total ~$400–$900+ installed depending on access.
• Regular washes prevent buildup from becoming irreversible damage.

Estimates shown are examples; actual production and costs depend on system size, shading, local rates, and condition.