Flight environment
The proposed location, airspace, surroundings, and operating conditions are reviewed for project fit.
Qualified pilots. Site-specific decisions.
Aeropex team members hold Transport Canada Pilot Certificates — Advanced Operations. Qualification is one part of determining whether a specific project should proceed.
What we review before scheduling.
Drone cleaning depends on the actual operation, property, surface, and conditions—not a blanket promise that every site works the same way.
Property environment
Building geometry, access points, entrances, walkways, vehicles, landscaping, neighbours, and public areas are considered.
Surface and scope
The target surface, visible condition, requested outcome, work areas, and exclusions are defined before execution.
Clear boundaries build trust
Drone cleaning is a method, not a universal answer.
Some buildings, surfaces, locations, or operating conditions may require a different method or a revised scope. Aeropex uses the assessment to identify those limits before making a proposal.
Assess before proposing
Confirm conditions before service
Define work areas and exclusions
Review completion against scope
Bring the site questions forward.
Start with the property details so Aeropex can evaluate the service, location, and scope being considered.
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