is it easy to crack or break a concrete roof tile when walked on? I saw videos where you need to walk on the bottom third of the tile where the two tiles meet
Great video Edgar! I am a bit confused as to how tying into an item on the ground will break the workers fall if he were to slip. Do you tie in on the ground, then hook that to the roof somewhere? Or how does that work?
Can you make a video on how to walk on different types of concrete tile roofs? S tile, flat, barrel, etc? I know you’re supposed to walk on the bottom 3rd of the tiles, I know you’re supposed to span across the peaks and not the valleys for S Tile, to avoid the bottom corners of flat tile, and to avoid water channels on barrel tile. This all seems super stressful, especially when cleaning solar panels or bird proofing, I don’t think you can always follow those rules. Are they just general guidelines? How has your experience been with Concrete tile roofs? They stress me out.
To be honest you will always break a tile or 2 throughout the week. I can’t say I’ve gone without breaking some. But be smart about it, let the homeowner know and get it replaced. Sure there are ways to really lessen the amount of broken tiles but completely not breaking any of sometimes impossible
Do you offer any coating for the solar panels as part of your offers? I understand nano coating for the panels is something used more and more. If you do, what products do you use?
You have to be real careful with coatings. I say this because many people use coating or chemicals that are not approved by the manufacturer. These products will void the manufacturer warranty if applied and not approved
@allonesolarshine according to a post on ISCA international solar cleaning academy personal protective equipment must be used class 0 gloves 1000v AS class 0 dielectric boots are rated to 1kv.What do you think about that?
Where do you get the two sprays at the end bro???🔥🔥🔥🔥
Hi, other than solar panels cleaning do you help customers on inverter health checks and
also checking on solar DC breakers?
Awesome video. Also curious of the two sprays you use. Not looking for a friend ☺️
My secret sauce, gotta be like in n out sometimes and have a secret menu 😎
is it easy to crack or break a concrete roof tile when walked on? I saw videos where you need to walk on the bottom third of the tile where the two tiles meet
Yes tiles can break, walk slowly and with caution.
Always walk flat footed
Do you have a link to where you got your safety harness from?
Home Depot
Great video Edgar! I am a bit confused as to how tying into an item on the ground will break the workers fall if he were to slip. Do you tie in on the ground, then hook that to the roof somewhere? Or how does that work?
You have to always have a tight tension on your line, it doesn’t matter where you tie off as long as you never have slack
Thank you for the video. What’s the secret sauce for safely disinfecting and deodorizer?
It wouldn’t be my secret sauce if I shared it 😝
@@allonesolarshine asking for a friend 😉
Can you make a video on how to walk on different types of concrete tile roofs? S tile, flat, barrel, etc? I know you’re supposed to walk on the bottom 3rd of the tiles, I know you’re supposed to span across the peaks and not the valleys for S Tile, to avoid the bottom corners of flat tile, and to avoid water channels on barrel tile. This all seems super stressful, especially when cleaning solar panels or bird proofing, I don’t think you can always follow those rules. Are they just general guidelines? How has your experience been with Concrete tile roofs? They stress me out.
To be honest you will always break a tile or 2 throughout the week. I can’t say I’ve gone without breaking some. But be smart about it, let the homeowner know and get it replaced.
Sure there are ways to really lessen the amount of broken tiles but completely not breaking any of sometimes impossible
Do you offer any coating for the solar panels as part of your offers? I understand nano coating for the panels is something used more and more. If you do, what products do you use?
You have to be real careful with coatings. I say this because many people use coating or chemicals that are not approved by the manufacturer.
These products will void the manufacturer warranty if applied and not approved
Do you worry about electrocution? What do you do to prevent that?
Always gotta worry, be safe with your PPE and looking out for any potential dangers that are visible
hello, I'm wondering if you turn off the system when it's cleaning
No, never
@allonesolarshine according to a post on ISCA international solar cleaning academy personal protective equipment must be used class 0 gloves 1000v AS class 0 dielectric boots are rated to 1kv.What do you think about that?