Drone building washing Wilmington, NC
Upper floors washed from the ground by a commercial cleaning drone — no lift, no scaffold, no one hanging off the building.
The wash goes up. The crew stays down.
Tall walls usually mean renting a lift or putting up scaffold. A cleaning drone reaches the upper floors while it's flown from the ground.
We look at the building
Height, surfaces, access and anything nearby that needs protecting.
Set up on the ground
The rig and the drone work from the ground — nothing to erect on the building.
Upper floors by drone
The drone carries the wash up the wall while the crew controls it from below.
Lower levels by hand
Entrances, walkways and ground floors finished with the rig.
Made for tall and awkward
Hotels, stadiums, multi-story commercial buildings — any wall too tall to reach well from a ladder. It was recently used at Wallace Wade Stadium, Duke University.
Flown by an FAA Part 107 certified remote pilot, and the drone is insured. It reaches up to 150 feet, and washes exterior walls, flat building surfaces and exterior windows.
Real buildings, real jobs
Cameron’s own photos from drone washes around the region. Tap any photo to see it bigger.
Drone washing questions
Do you need a lift or scaffolding?
No. The drone washes the upper floors while it is flown from the ground, so there is no lift or scaffold to set up.
What kind of buildings is it for?
Multi-story commercial buildings and large structures. It was recently used at Wallace Wade Stadium at Duke University.
How do I find out if my building is a fit?
Send the address and the height of the building through the quote form, or call (910) 408-2380.