We start by professionally and humanely removing all nests from under your solar panels. Then we disinfect the entire area — this step is critical, as pigeon scent left behind is the number one reason birds keep coming back to your roof. Once the area is fully treated, we clean your solar panels using Chemitek, a licensed biodegradable solution that prevents future dust buildup, keeping your panels clean and performing at their best.

Our bird netting is custom cut on-site to fit your exact solar system, roof layout, and tile type — whether you have flat, tile, shingle, or foam roofing. Every panel, edge, and gap is covered precisely, keeping pigeons out for good while your solar panels stay safe and your warranty intact. And as one of the few companies in Las Vegas offering a 5-year warranty on our bird netting installation, you can have total peace of mind that your roof is protected long term.

Roof check for potential problems

We assess your roof for loose shingles, damaged flashing, or other areas that could affect panel placement or lead to leaks. Ensuring a secure roof supports safe, effective netting installation.

Panel inspection for Cracks or Damage

Cracks, chips, or other damage can reduce your solar panels’ efficiency. Identifying these issues ensures your system stays protected, performs at its best, and maintains long-term reliability.

Standard cleaning might use tap water, but some companies offer cleaning with purified or deionized water. This minimizes the chance of mineral deposits being left behind, which can impact efficiency.

Different types of brushes can be used for various cleaning needs. Some companies might offer soft brushes for general cleaning and stiffer brushes for tougher debris removal.

Low-Pressure Water Cleaning

While high-pressure water cleaning isn't recommended, some companies may offer low-pressure options for stubborn dirt or debris removal. This requires specialized equipment and training to ensure it's done safely and effectively.

Post-Cleaning Wipe and Inspection

After the cleaning, a technician can perform a visual inspection to ensure all dirt, dust, and debris have been removed. Some companies might even offer thermal imaging to identify any potential issues that might not be visible to the naked eye.