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EcoKleenSolar Noosa

Name: EcoKleenSolar Noosa
Address: Unit 7/10 Thomas Street, Noosaville, QLD, 4566, AU
Telephone: +61754715401
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We specialize in Solar Panel Cleaning, Inspections, Bird Proofing, Thermal Imaging, and Pressure Washing.

10/11/2026

Got a few big trees near the house? Have a look at this.

Traveston, out Gympie way, before we started. The panels have a dull film and smears across the glass, and the roof channels either side are packed with dry leaves and pine needles.

From the ground you would call that roof fine. Up close it is a slow build. Leaves land, sit along the bottom of the frames, stay damp, break down, and leave grime behind that rain just does not shift.

The litter in the channels is its own problem too. It holds moisture against the roof and heads straight for the gutters.

When we do a job like this, the panels get a soft brush and purified water, and we have a look along the gutter line and under the array while we are up there.

If you are on acreage with trees around the house, it is worth getting someone up for a look.

Cheers, Craig and Harvey

📞 07 5471 5401 | 🌐 ecokleensolar.com.au/noosa

08/11/2026

How long since anyone looked at your solar hot water?

First photo is a pair of hot water collectors on a Cooroy roof, the way we found them. Grey frosted film right across the glass, rust-brown staining through the middle. From the backyard you would never know.

Swipe across for the after. Same collectors, same side of the roof, clear glass end to end.

Funny thing is, nearly everyone remembers their PV panels and nearly everyone forgets the hot water. It is sitting a few metres away doing a similar job, sunlight through glass, so anything caked on that glass is in the way.

That red-brown colour is iron rich dust and roof run-off, very common out through the hinterland.

Same gentle approach as the panels. Soft brush, your water purified through our DI tank on site, nothing harsh near the glass or the seals.

Got hot water up there as well? Mention it when you book and we will do both.

Cheers, Craig and Harvey

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05/11/2026

Here is a question we get on nearly every job. Do you pressure wash them?

No. And it is worth explaining why, because it matters.

High pressure is the wrong tool for solar glass and for the seals around the frames. What you are looking at here is the gear we actually use, a soft bristle brush on an extension pole with pure water fed straight through the head.

The pure water is the clever bit. Normal tap water carries dissolved minerals, and those minerals are exactly what leaves spots and streaks when it dries. Our van carries a DI tank that filters them out on site, so the glass can air dry and come up clear on its own.

No detergents either. Nothing left behind to go tacky and catch the next layer of dust, and nothing running off into the garden.

Working off a pole keeps us off the panels too, which is better for the array and better for the roof.

Cheers, Craig and Harvey

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03/11/2026

Ever had a look at what the birds have been leaving on your roof?

This is a close-up from a Noosaville job, taken before we started. Those white splats are bird droppings, baked onto the glass, with a layer of dust speckle across everything around them.

Here is the thing about bird mess. Dust spreads out thin. A dropping sits in one solid spot right over the cells, and once the sun has baked it on, a shower of rain is not going to shift it.

Please do not go up there with a scraper. It is easy to scratch the glass, and a pressure washer is no better for the seals. Soft brush and purified water does the job properly. Your water runs through our DI tank on site, so the glass dries clear with no spots.

It is nesting season too, so the birds are busy around rooftops right now.

If your panels are under a favourite perch, give us a call.

Cheers, Craig and Harvey

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01/11/2026

Ever wondered what a year of hinterland pollen actually does to your solar panels?

This Maleny array is a good example. From the driveway it just looked slightly dull. Up on the roof you could see the real problem, a fine film of dust and blossom drop bonded right onto the glass. Rain had been moving it around rather than washing it off.

Swipe across for the after shot. Same view, same angle, so you can see exactly what came off.

Harvey and I cleaned it with our pure water system, which runs the water through a DI tank on site so the glass dries clear with no spotting and no detergent film left behind.

If your panels are up high, out of sight and quietly collecting spring pollen, it is worth a look. Give us a call and we will come and have a proper look for you.

Cheers, Craig and Harvey

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29/10/2026

Friday, so here is how a job actually runs start to finish.

Mid clean on a Pomona array in this one, water still drying off across the glass.

Turn up, walk the property, have a look at access and roof pitch before anything comes off the van. Set up the water treatment so the supply is purified before it gets anywhere near the panels. Then it is panel by panel with a soft rotary brush on a telescopic pole, rinsing as we go. Check the gutter line and under the array for nests and debris while we are up there. Photos before and after. Pack up.

The water is what people ask about most. Your supply runs through a deionisation tank on site, which pulls out the dissolved minerals that cause spotting as water dries. That is why the panels get left to air dry rather than towelled off.

Cheers, Craig and Harvey

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27/10/2026

Here is the one nobody ever books. Solar hot water.

Tinbeerwah roof, and that is a Solahart collector before we cleaned it. Heavy reddish dirt right across the glass, tank sitting up above it.

People book their PV panels in without a second thought and then completely forget about the collector sitting a few metres away, even though it is doing a similar job. Sunlight through glass, heat into water. Anything sitting on that glass is in the way of it.

The red stuff is iron rich dust and roof run-off, common as anything through the hinterland, and it shows up plainly on a big unbroken pane like this.

Cleaned the same way as a panel. Soft brush, purified water, nothing abrasive and no harsh chemicals near the glazing or the seals.

If you have got hot water up there as well as panels, mention it when you book.

Cheers, Craig and Harvey

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25/10/2026

Your roof is probably not the colour you think it is.

This is a Doonan job, and that is our surface cleaner sitting on the sheets just after a pass. The solar array runs along the left of the frame, which is the other half of what we were there for.

Most people reckon a roof that has gone grey and streaky has just aged that way. Usually it has not. That grey is atmospheric grime, organic growth and run-off staining sitting on top of the coating. The sheeting underneath is still the colour it went on, and this is what it looks like once that layer comes off.

Worth knowing, Colorbond and painted steel get done with low pressure and a surface cleaner, not a high pressure lance. The coating is the bit protecting the steel, and stripping it off is a pricey way to end up with a clean roof.

Roofs, panels, gutters and house washing, all through Doonan and the hinterland.

Cheers, Craig and Harvey

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22/10/2026

This is the exact moment people come out of the house to have a look.

North Arm job, surface cleaner working across the panel, water running down the glass and a hard line between done and not done.

Whenever a customer is home, this is the bit that gets them out of the chair, and it is usually where the questions start. How long has it been like that. How often should we be doing it. Any chance you could do the roof while you are up there.

A finished array just looks like an array. The line is the proof. That is why before and after photos go out on every job whether anyone is home or not. Nobody should have to take our word for what was up there.

Cheers, Craig and Harvey

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20/10/2026

Nobody wakes up one morning and finds their panels looking like this.

Veteran, just out of Gympie, photographed the minute we pulled up. That is the van still in the background.

The reason arrays get to this point is that it happens a fraction at a time. Years of it. And because the change is so gradual, and because virtually nobody ever gets a look at their own roof, there is no point where it becomes obvious. Most owners are genuinely surprised when the photo comes through.

The Gympie region cops a particular mix. Humid summers that suit growth, dry spells that put dust in the air, acreage with gravel drives, and serious bird life anywhere near big trees.

Rough rule of thumb around here is every twelve to eighteen months, sooner if you have trees over the array.

Cheers, Craig and Harvey

📞 07 5471 5401 | 🌐 ecokleensolar.com.au/noosa

Address

Unit 7/10 Thomas Street
Noosaville, QLD
4566

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Saturday	8am - 12pm

Telephone

+61754715401

Website

http://www.ecokleensolar.com.au/noosa

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