Solar servicing
Panels been up a while? A service looks at the parts that wear, so small problems can be caught before they turn into bigger ones.

Solar PV systems have relatively few moving parts, but that does not mean they should be forgotten completely. Panels, mounting equipment, cables, connectors, isolators and inverters all spend years operating in changing weather and electrical conditions.
Maintenance and servicing provide an opportunity to identify developing issues before they become more disruptive. The focus is on relevant checks rather than unnecessary maintenance work, with particular attention to older systems, installations showing changes in performance and equipment that has not been professionally reviewed for some time.

Maintenance requirements vary between installations. The age of the system, location, roof access and previous issues all influence what deserves attention.
Accessible components can be checked for visible deterioration, damage and other signs that further work may be needed.
Inverter status and recorded warnings can provide useful information about ongoing system operation.
Unexpected changes in output can be investigated rather than being dismissed as normal ageing.
Early attention to warning signs can sometimes prevent a small problem from becoming a more disruptive failure.

Checks should help you understand condition and identify genuine issues.
Established PV installations can benefit from attention as components reach different stages of their working lives.
If servicing reveals a fault, the technician can explain the repair options rather than leaving you with an unexplained warning.
Give an older solar installation some practical attention before a warning becomes a failure.
Free — no obligations

The technician asks about system age, recent performance and any known issues.
Relevant accessible components are checked for condition.
System status and available performance information are reviewed.
Any maintenance or repair work that deserves attention is explained.