Solar Panel Inspections

1. Performance Monitoring:
Solar panel inspections allow homeowners and businesses to monitor the performance of their solar energy systems. Over time, factors like dirt accumulation, shading, or equipment degradation can affect the efficiency of solar panels. Regular inspections help identify any drop in performance and address the underlying causes.

2. Maintenance and Warranty:
Solar panel manufacturers often provide warranties that cover specific performance metrics. Regular inspections are necessary to identify any issues that may affect the warranty coverage. By addressing problems promptly, you can ensure that your warranty remains valid and take advantage of any available maintenance services.

3. Diagnosing Issues:
Inspections help detect potential issues or damages in solar panels, such as cracks, hot spots, loose connections, or degraded wiring. These problems can lead to reduced energy production, safety hazards, or further damage if left unattended. Identifying these issues through inspections allows for timely repairs or replacements.

4. System Longevity:
Solar panel inspections contribute to the long-term viability and longevity of your solar panel system. By identifying and addressing issues early on, you can extend the lifespan of your panels and optimize their energy production potential.

The Inspection Process

The process of performing solar panel inspections involves the use of thermal imaging technology, such as infrared cameras. Thermal imaging allows for the detection of temperature anomalies and irregularities in the panels. It can help identify hot spots, which indicate potential defects or areas of inefficiency. Additionally, aerial drone inspections have gained popularity for their ability to capture detailed imagery and provide a comprehensive view of the entire solar array from above.

During the inspection, our qualified technician or solar professional will analyze the thermal images or visual data captured by the drone. They will assess the condition of the panels, look for any signs of damage or malfunctions, and identify any areas that require maintenance or repair. Based on the inspection findings, recommendations can be made for cleaning, panel replacement, wiring repairs, or any other necessary actions to optimize the system's performance.