Our systems typically clean up to 20 stories (approx. 190–210 feet). Special hose-assist designs can sometimes extend this even further while remaining within FAA limits.
Generally, yes. We typically require access to a standard garden hose hookup,
For remote sites, we can arrange for portable water tanks and generators.
Every job site includes a designated ground hazard zone. We use spotters to monitor the perimeter and ensure no one enters the area beneath the drone's flight path.
handle all regulatory hurdles, including obtaining LAANC authorizations for near-airport flights or filing for specific FAA waivers when working in restricted airspace.
Yes, all operators hold a Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate. This is a federal requirement for any commercial drone operation in the U.S..
Yes, we use "soft washing" techniques. This combines eco-friendly, biodegradable solutions with low-pressure water to safely remove grime, algae, and mold without damaging delicate surfaces like stucco or shingles.
We carry specialized aviation liability insurance in addition to standard general liability. This specifically covers the unique risks of operating unmanned aircraft near high-value structures.
Yes, we do. While NYC has some of the strictest drone regulations in the country, we are fully equipped to service all five boroughs. Since July 2023, the city has opened a specific permitting process that allows for commercial drone operations like building facade and window cleaning.

drones reduce setup time, cut labor and equipment costs, finish jobs faster, and let you get more done with fewer resources — saving you real money in both the
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