Drone Cleaning Florida: Statewide Commercial Facade, Window & Roof Service

Our primary service area is South Florida — Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties — covering Miami, Miami Beach, Coral Gables, Aventura, Hialeah, Doral, Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Pompano Beach, Boca Raton, Delray Beach, and West Palm Beach. We also mobilize for multi-property portfolios and 40-year recertification projects across the Florida Atlantic coast on request.

Florida's combination of salt air, high humidity, calcium-laden rain, year-round algae and lichen growth, hurricane recovery cycles, and the new post-Surfside Milestone Inspection law (Florida SB-4D) means commercial facades degrade faster than in almost any other state. Drone cleaning is the only method that reaches the entire envelope — including water-facing elevations — without scaffolding, barges, or rope access.

Florida SB-4D requires Phase 1 visual inspection at 25 years for coastal condo buildings (within 3 miles of the coast) and Phase 2 destructive testing wherever the engineer can't make a determination from visual review. Pre-inspection cleaning is the single biggest lever a board has to keep an inspection in Phase 1 — once salt cake and biological growth are gone, the engineer can usually sign off without invasive testing.

Yes. Every pilot holds an FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate, and we file LAANC authorization for every flight in MIA (Class B), FLL (Class C), PBI (Class C), OPF, FXE, TMB (Class D), and surrounding Class E airspace. Manual tower coordination is standard for any property inside the 5-mile inner ring of a controlled airport.

Hurricane recovery is one of our highest-volume service types. We pre-stage equipment ahead of named storms and mobilize within 48–72 hours of closures being lifted — clearing salt cake, palm debris, and post-storm grime from facades, roofs, and solar arrays. Property managers with quarterly maintenance plans get priority post-storm scheduling.

Drone cleaning in Florida typically runs 30–60% less than rope access or boom-lift work on the same building. Commercial window cleaning is $0.75–$3.50 per pane, roof cleaning is $0.20–$0.50 per square foot, and full-building envelope projects on a 20–40 story tower fall in the $8,000–$25,000 range one-time. Recurring quarterly contracts cut per-visit cost by 20–35%.

Yes. We hold accounts with property-management companies operating across South Florida and price multi-building portfolios at portfolio rates. A typical statewide HOA-management book of 8–15 properties saves an additional 15–25% versus single-building pricing, and gets priority post-storm and pre-recertification mobilization windows.