Makhaya Zambia
Robotic solar panel cleaning in Zambia
We provide robotic solar panel cleaning for large solar farms, mining operations and commercial and industrial installations in Zambia.
Our wider industrial services in the country run through Makhaya Zambia. Solar cleaning mobilisation is agreed separately for each project, so each quote states how equipment and people get to your site. For the general approach, see the robotic solar panel cleaning overview.
What to include in your quote request
- Site location: province, nearest town and GPS pin if possible
- Access route and road conditions, especially in the rainy season
- Array layout drawings and mounting type (fixed tilt or tracker)
- Approximate MWp or panel count — or “unknown”
- Water availability on site
- Site rules, inductions and permit requirements
- Preferred timing, and whether you need a one-off or recurring clean
Mobilisation agreed per project
Cross-border work brings its own steps: moving equipment into the country, paperwork and permits, travel distances, accommodation and site access. These are worked out for your project and set out in the quote rather than assumed.
Dust and rainfall patterns in Zambia vary widely between regions and seasons, so cleaning frequency is proposed for your site — we don't promise a fixed improvement in output.
Frequently asked questions
Where do the equipment and team come from?
Mobilisation of equipment and people for solar cleaning in Zambia is planned and priced for each project, and the quote sets out how it will work for your site.
Which types of site do you consider in Zambia?
Large solar farms, solar installations at mines, and large commercial and industrial sites.
What do you need to quote?
The site location, how to get there, the array layout and mounting, an approximate size (or “unknown”), water availability and the site's access rules.
Can you also clean sites in other neighbouring countries?
We consider projects elsewhere in the SADC region case by case, subject to mobilisation.
Which robot or equipment do you use?
We share equipment details directly with plant owners and site teams during an enquiry, rather than publishing them. Ask us by phone on +27 16 366 3200 or email reception@corrosioncontrol.co.za and we'll take you through the equipment proposed for your site.
How long has the company been operating?
Makhaya Corrosion Control, previously M&S Corrosion Control, was founded in 1981 as an industrial contractor. Robotic solar panel cleaning is one of the industrial services we offer today.
Quote for a site in Zambia
Send the site location and what you know about the installation, and we'll come back to you about mobilisation and scope.
Request a Zambia quote
Other solar cleaning pages
Robotic solar panel cleaning
Overview, assessment process and site requirements.
Solar farms
Utility-scale plants: RFQs from owners and O&M contractors, row access, fixed or tracker arrays, water and logistics.
Mine solar installations
Solar plants on and around mine sites, where haul-road and stockpile dust, inductions and site rules shape the work.
Large commercial rooftops
Factories, warehouses, distribution centres, offices and shopping centres — roof access, load limits and fall protection first.