The City of Mesa runs its own municipal electric utility, but it only covers a roughly 5.5-square-mile area around the historic downtown core — about 18,000 customers. Most of the rest of the city is served by SRP, and some subdivisions are on APS. Almost nobody knows which one they are on without checking.
How to tell which one you are on
Look at the top of your electric bill, not your water bill — in Mesa those can come from different entities and that is exactly where the confusion starts. Whichever name is on it determines your available rate plans, your peak hours, and how exported solar is credited. If you want a second set of eyes on it, that is part of what our energy consultation covers.
A lot of older arrays here
Mesa has a large retiree population and a correspondingly large stock of solar that has been on the roof for a decade or more with little attention. Those are the systems where a drone inspection most often turns up something worth knowing about.
Neighborhoods we work in
Eastmark
Las Sendas
Dobson Ranch
Superstition Springs
Not on the list? We cover all of Mesa — these are just where we spend the most time.
How we clean, and why it matters for your warranty
Water and soft brushes. No detergents, no solvents, no pressure washing. Most panel warranties specifically exclude damage from abrasive pads, chemical cleaners, and high-pressure water — so the cheap fast method is also the one that can cost you a warranty claim.
Free 4K drone inspection before any quote — you see the roof we see
Flat $10 per panel, confirmed before we start
You need to be home, and we need access to an outdoor spigot
We walk you through what we found before we leave
Before and after
Our own array in Maricopa, same dust conditions Mesa homes deal with.
BeforeAfter
Mesa solar cleaning FAQs
How much does solar panel cleaning cost in Mesa?
A flat $10 per panel. A typical 20-panel home in Mesa is $200, quoted up front with no added fees. We fly a free drone inspection first so the quote reflects your actual roof.
Which electric utility serves Mesa?
Mesa is served by City of Mesa, Salt River Project (SRP), and Arizona Public Service (APS). That determines your available solar rate plans, your peak pricing windows, and how exported energy is credited — which is why generic advice from elsewhere in the metro often does not apply.
Do you actually service Mesa?
Yes. About 50 minutes from our base. Call or text (602) 688-4204 and we will confirm scheduling honestly.