Ground crew watching a drone clean a hotel facade

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Phoenix buildings

Drone window cleaning in Phoenix

Hotels and offices stay open. We stage from a parking stall and fly the elevation.

A downtown or midtown Phoenix hotel cannot hand you the porte-cochère for a day. A boom truck is a blocked arrival, a swing stage outside guest windows, and a wing that is awkward to sell. Scaffolding turns a glass wash into a multi-day shutdown while the building is still trying to operate.

We stage from a parking stall. The Sherpa flies the elevation and the lobby stays open. Guests keep their rooms. The crew stays on the ground. What a lift crew books as a week, we finish in a morning on a typical occupied facade.

The Hampton Inn work is the picture of it: two people on the asphalt, the aircraft on the glass, cars still using the entrance. Monsoon film and hard-water haze come off without a brush and without anyone inside the rooms. Interior access is not the plan.

This is not the $129 homeowner special. Commercial glass is quoted from the address, the height, and whether the drive can stay open. Send the building. If a flight path will not work, you hear that before a price.

Also serving Tempe and midtown Phoenix.

Two crew members on the ground at a Hampton Inn while a drone washes the facade
Hampton Inn. Two on the ground, the aircraft on the elevation, the entrance still open.

How a visit runs

From address to after-photos.

  1. 01

    Site review

    Send photos or an address. We confirm airspace, surfaces, water access, and a safe flight plan before a crew is booked.

  2. 02

    Ground setup

    A compact crew stages from the lot. Tethered water, FAA-compliant flight, and a walkthrough with your site contact.

  3. 03

    Precision wash

    Pilots fly a controlled pattern. Purified water lifts film and grit without brushes grinding dirt into glass or silicon.

  4. 04

    Proof of shine

    You get completion photos, notes on any damage we spotted from the air, and a recommended return interval.

Part 107

Certified remote pilots. Not a weekend hobby.

Every flight is under FAA Part 107, with insurance, a site plan, and the pilot on the ground. If the airspace or the wind is wrong, we wait. We do not put a person on your roof to make the day work.

Questions

Before you book.

Do you shut down the entrance?+

No. We need a compact patch of asphalt, not the porte-cochère. Guests keep coming and going.

How long does a hotel elevation take?+

A face that a boom crew turns into days is often a morning. Height, setbacks, and how dirty the glass is change the day. We say so from the address.

Is the $129 solar special for buildings?+

No. That price is residential solar, by panel count. Phoenix commercial glass is a direct quote.

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