Protect your solar investment with professional maintenance.
Regular solar system inspections and preventative maintenance help identify issues, maintain system condition and support reliable operation over the life of your solar installation.
Solar System Care
Maintenance is part of a complete solar strategy.
A solar system contains multiple components that work together, including panels, inverters, batteries, electrical connections and protection equipment.
Regular maintenance provides an opportunity to inspect these components, identify potential problems and address issues before they develop into larger system problems.
Maintenance Focus
Inspect
Check the condition of important system components.
Monitor
Review available system performance information.
Maintain
Address maintenance requirements identified during inspection.
Support
Help keep the solar installation properly maintained.
Our Maintenance Services
Complete solar system maintenance.
Maintenance can cover the major components of a solar installation, from the panels and inverter to batteries and overall system performance.
Solar System Inspections
A structured inspection of the solar installation to assess the condition of key components and identify visible or operational issues.
- check Panel condition
- check Electrical connections
- check Inverter condition
- check Battery system condition
Solar Panel Maintenance
Solar panels can be inspected and maintained to address dirt, debris, visible damage and other conditions that may affect the installation.
- check Visual panel inspection
- check Cleaning assessment
- check Mounting checks
- check Cable and connection checks
Battery Maintenance
Battery maintenance focuses on the condition, connections and available operating information of the installed energy storage system.
- check Battery condition checks
- check Connection inspection
- check Battery monitoring
- check System status review
Inverter Maintenance
Inverter maintenance involves checking the unit, available status information, connections and system operation.
- check Inverter condition
- check Error and warning review
- check Connection checks
- check Operational checks
System Performance Checks
Available system data and operating information can be reviewed to identify unusual behaviour or changes in performance.
- check System status
- check Energy generation
- check Battery information
- check Fault indications
Preventative Maintenance
Planned maintenance helps identify maintenance requirements before they develop into more significant system issues.
- check Scheduled inspections
- check Component checks
- check Early issue identification
- check Maintenance planning
Solar Panels
Keeping the solar generation side in good condition.
Solar panels are exposed to outdoor conditions throughout their operating life. Regular inspection can help identify visible problems, dirt accumulation, damaged components or installation issues.
Maintenance requirements depend on the installation environment, system design and condition of the panels.
Visual Inspection
Check panels for visible damage or unusual conditions.
Cleaning
Assess and support cleaning requirements where appropriate.
Cable Checks
Inspect accessible cables and connections for visible issues.
Mounting Checks
Review accessible mounting and installation components.
Energy Storage
Battery maintenance
Battery systems are an important part of solar installations that include energy storage. Maintenance focuses on the condition, connections and available operating information of the battery system.
Power Conversion
Inverter maintenance
The inverter connects important parts of the solar energy system. Regular inspection can help identify operational warnings, connection issues or other maintenance requirements.
Performance Monitoring
Understand how your solar system is performing.
Where system monitoring is available, operating information can be reviewed as part of maintenance and troubleshooting.
Solar Generation
Review available information about solar energy generation.