Allbright Window Cleaning

Allbright Window & Solar Panel Cleaning opened in Riverside, CA, in 1986. Since then we have serviced thousands of homes and commercial properties in the Riverside, Corona, Norco, and surrounding areas, leaving a trail of quality workmanship and satisfied customers. With over 30 years of experience in commercial and residential window cleaning, solar panel cleaning/pest control, pressure washing, re-screening, and screen building. We know what it takes to get the job done right. At Allbright Window & Solar Panel Cleaning we use the most modern window/solar panel cleaning techniques and equipment.

Most estimates can be given by phone, it only takes a few minutes. Before you call, It is helpful to know the square footage of the home/building where the work will be performed, number of windows to be cleaned, and work location. Below is a chart of some of the different types of windows commonly found in homes and offices. This may help you in describing your project, remember the more accurate the description the more accurate the estimate. If you're not exactly sure about what you have, that's okay, we can help you figure it out.

Windows and solar panels are costly to replace, wind, rain, pollution, and lack of regular cleaning can all be damaging to them. The best way to protect your investment and avoid the expense of glass/panel replacement is through maintenance, and nothing maintains your windows and solar panels better than a good cleaning. For over 30 years Allbright Window Cleaning & Solar Panel Cleaning has been helping people in the Riverside, Corona, Norco, and surrounding areas do just that, protect their investment while saving them time and money.

At Allbright Window & Solar Panel Cleaning, we use Deionized Water (DI water) and High Tech Carbon Fiber Poles to clean solar panels. The glass on your solar panels is porous, over time, lime, calcium, dirt and a variety of pollutants will work their way into these pours diminishing the efficiency of your panels. The DI water we use actually pulls the debris from the pours in the glass, whereas water from your garden hose will only exacerbate the problem. Garden hose water may get the dust off the panels, but it will build up a layer of lime and calcium on the glass, reducing the life and effectiveness of your solar panels, this is also true in the case of EVA (ethylene-vinyl acetate) film bonded panels.