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If your solar panels are producing less power than expected, your PG&E bill is higher than it should be, or your monitoring shows a production drop — we find the cause and fix it.
We perform a full solar performance audit: actual vs. expected output, inverter diagnostics, shading analysis, panel condition, and monitoring review. You get a written report with findings and a clear path to restoring production.
Most production losses are diagnosable and fixable. Here are the most common causes we find in Central Valley systems:
Agricultural dust, pollen, bird droppings, and smoke coat panels and reduce output 10–25%. Fresno's dry summers mean dust accumulates fast.
Inverters are the most common failure point. A degraded or faulted inverter can cut output significantly — often without obvious warning signs.
New tree growth, added structures, or an oversized array can cause shading losses or inverter clipping that wasn't present at install.
Panels degrade 0.5–1% per year. A 10-year-old system may produce 5–10% less than when new — more in Fresno's sustained heat.
We measure, compare, and document every major factor affecting your system's output:
We serve Fresno, Clovis, Madera, Sanger, Reedley, Kingsburg, and all surrounding Central Valley communities. Licensed contractor #1063682.
The most common causes are dirty panels, inverter issues, shading from new tree growth or structures, panel degradation, faulty wiring, and monitoring system errors. A professional performance audit identifies the exact cause.
Compare your current utility bills to the same month last year. If your PG&E bill has increased or your true-up is higher than expected, your system may be underperforming. Your monitoring app should show daily production — compare it to your system's expected output.
Solar clipping occurs when your panels produce more power than your inverter can handle. The inverter caps output at its rated capacity, and the excess energy is lost. This is common in oversized systems or when panels are added to an existing inverter.
Most solar panels degrade at 0.5–1% per year. A 10-year-old system may produce 5–10% less than when it was new. In Fresno's heat, degradation can be slightly faster than in cooler climates.
Yes. In the Central Valley, agricultural dust, pollen, and smoke can reduce solar output by 10–25% if panels are not cleaned regularly. Fresno's dry summers mean dust accumulates quickly.
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