Spring solar system maintenance involves:cleaning panels,checking for damage,inspecting wiring and inverters, and ensuring optimal performance after winter.

It’s a key time to prep your system for peak summer output.Spring is the ideal time to ensure your solar setup is clean, safe, and ready to maximize energy production through the sunny months.

• Clean Panels 
• Inspect for Damage
• Check for Shading Changes
• Review Electrical Components
• Monitor System Performance

Summer solar system maintenance focuses on maximizing energy output, preventing overheating, and keeping panels clean and unobstructed. It’s the season when your system works hardest so keeping it in top shape is key. 

• Clean Panels More Frequently
• Monitor for Overheating
• Check for New Shading

Autumn solar system maintenance focuses on clearing seasonal debris, inspecting for damage, and preparing your system for winter. It’s a crucial time to ensure your panels stay efficient as daylight hours shrink.

Here’s some suggestions for maintaining your residential solar system during the fall months:

• Clear Leave and Debris 
• Check for wildlife activity 
• Trim Overhanging Branches
• Inspect Inverter and Wiring

Winter Maintenance :

Our Atlantic Canadian winters mean less direct sunlight and snow.

Snow Accumulation: Solar panels are designed to shed snow naturally, especially if installed at a good tilt. For most homeowners, it’s best to let the snow melt naturally. Attempting to clear snow yourself can be dangerous and could damage the panels or void warranties.

• Clear Snow and Ice (Safely)
• Inspect for Ice Damage or Water Intrusion 
• Protect against rodents 
• Monitor Performance 
• Check wiring and inverter health