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Established in 2024, we provide drone-based window cleaning for commercial properties. Using drones allows us to safely and efficiently reach windows and areas that are difficult to access with traditional equipment, while reducing setup time on site.
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We use a deionized water system for window cleaning. Deionized water has had its minerals removed, so it doesn't leave behind the mineral deposits that cause streaks and spots as it dries — the same technology used at spotless, no-dry car washes. Because there's nothing left in the water to leave a residue, windows are able to air dry clear, without the need for manual wiping or squeegeeing.
Drone cleaning typically takes about a third of the time of a traditional rope or scaffold crew, since there's no rigging or scaffold setup involved — cutting setup and tear down time by roughly 90-95%. That also means less disruption to your business, with faster turnaround and fewer access restrictions for tenants and customers.
For jobs where a lift can be safely and practically deployed, we use trained operators following standard safety protocols. For situations where a lift is difficult, unsafe, or impractical to position — such as certain rooflines, tight access points, or hard-to-reach areas — we use drones instead, which lets us complete that portion of the work with our team on the ground rather than suspended at height. This gives us the flexibility to choose the safest and most practical method for each part of a job, rather than relying on one approach for every situation.
It is recommended to have your windows cleaned at least twice a year, but it may be necessary to clean them more often depending on your location and the amount of dirt and debris that accumulates.
As a general example, we recently quoted a 15-story hotel with several thousand windows for a drone-only clean at around $65,000. A traditional rope access company quoted the same job at nearly $900,000, driven up significantly by the building's rooftop anchor points not being certified for rappelling — requiring recertification or entirely new anchor points to be installed before work could even begin. Every property is different, so contact us for a free estimate specific to your building
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