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Drone facade cleaning

Exterior cleaning planned around the facade material, building geometry, surrounding property, and desired result.

Based in Toronto. Available across Ontario, Montréal, and Gatineau.

A cleaning drone washing the upper concrete facade of a modern commercial building
Building envelopeAddress elevated exterior surfaces through a scope shaped by the material, condition, access, and surrounding site.Concept visualization

The building comes before the method.

Facades differ in material, condition, age, detailing, and exposure. Aeropex begins with a surface and site review so the proposed scope reflects the actual building rather than a one-method-fits-all promise.

Common applications

  • Commercial and multi-residential building exteriors
  • Hotels, retail, and mixed-use properties
  • Industrial, institutional, and public buildings
  • Elevated and difficult-access facade sections

What the site assessment considers.

These factors help define suitability, scope, coordination, and the questions that need answers before work is scheduled.

A supervised drone cleaning operation with trained operators, a controlled work area, and ground equipment
Planning includes the building, surrounding activity, and ground operations.Concept visualization

Facade material

The substrate, finish, joints, coatings, age, and visible condition inform whether and how work should proceed.

Type of buildup

The location and visible condition help frame the cleaning objective and any need for further review or testing.

Building geometry

Recesses, ledges, projections, signage, setbacks, and rooflines affect access and coverage planning.

Adjacent property

Entrances, walkways, vehicles, landscaping, neighbours, and public areas are part of site coordination.

Operating conditions

Airspace, weather, access, and the proposed operation are reviewed before scheduling.

Scope and review

The assessment defines the target areas, exclusions, requested outcome, and completion review.

Fit is determined site by site.

Facade materials can respond differently to cleaning. Aeropex reviews the surface and site before proposing work, and some conditions may require another method, specialist input, or a revised scope.

Questions property teams ask.

Which facade materials can be assessed?

Aeropex can begin by reviewing exterior glass, cladding, masonry, textured surfaces, and mixed-material facades. Assessment does not guarantee that every material or condition is suitable for drone cleaning.

How do you protect entrances and surrounding areas?

Entrances, walkways, parking, landscaping, neighbours, and public areas are identified during assessment so the work plan can address access and site coordination requirements.

Can facade cleaning be quoted from photos alone?

Photos are useful for an initial review, but the building, surroundings, surface, and scope may require a site visit before a proposal is prepared.

Assess your property for drone facade cleaning.

Tell us what needs attention. A free site assessment helps confirm the right approach, scope, and next steps.

Request a free site assessment