Our Services

Exterior cleaning, minus the heavy equipment.

Every service below is delivered by our specialized cleaning drone and licensed pilot — reaching up to 14 stories (~150 ft) with a brief walkway closure for safety, and nothing touching your building but the cleaning solution.

Drone washing a white condominium facade in South Florida

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Building Facades & Exteriors

South Florida humidity paints buildings with algae streaks, mildew and salt film — and the higher floors always show it worst, because that's exactly where cleaning crews struggle to reach. Our drone works the full height of your facade, from the parapet down, restoring stucco, paint and concrete without a scaffold anchor ever touching the structure.

Condominiums, HOAs and managed properties from 3 to 14 stories
Balconies, parapets and architectural details included
Ideal ahead of repainting, inspections or resales

Windows & Glass

Exterior window cleaning above the third floor usually means swing stages, boom lifts, or simply never doing it. The drone changes that math — glass, frames and sills washed at height, on a schedule that doesn't disrupt tenants or close your parking lot for a lift.

Drone cleaning a rooftop of a high-rise building

Roofs

Walking a tile roof cracks tiles; ladders and harnesses add liability. Cleaning from the air removes both problems. We treat tile, metal and flat roofs to clear organic buildup — with no foot traffic on the roof surface and no rigging on your building.

Solar Panels

Dust, pollen and salt film build up on panels and quietly eat into their output. Aerial rinsing keeps arrays clean without anyone climbing onto the roof or the racking — a natural fit for rooftop arrays, carports and solar O&M programs.

Boats & Marine

Superstructures, hard-to-reach topsides and marina facilities washed dockside — no climbing over rails, no dragging hoses across finished decks. A practical option for yacht clubs, boatyards and fleet maintenance programs.

When's the Right Time?

Most exterior cleanings are booked around a moment, not a season

An inspection is coming up. Your engineer needs to see the building, not the buildup — stains and growth can hide or imitate what inspectors look for.
You're listing it for sale — building or boat. It gets judged in the first second; make that second count.
You're planning a repaint. Clean first — the streaks are algae and mildew, not failed paint, and you may not need the repaint at all.
Insurance renewal is near. Carriers photograph roof and siding condition; resolve it before it becomes a coverage conversation.

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