Drone Cleaning in Fort Lauderdale

Yes, and it's the most cost-effective way to buy exterior cleaning in Fort Lauderdale. Because the largest line item on a small job is mobilization, bundling the whole envelope (glass, stucco/EIFS, metal, roof membrane, and rooftop solar) into one Sherpa visit spreads that cost across every surface. One mobilization, one COI, one 4K documentation package.

The Sherpa is a purpose-built industrial cleaning drone: pressure-rated spray system, tethered for continuous power and water, and engineered for sustained flight close to facades. It's a different class of machine from a camera drone with a nozzle strapped on. The equipment is why we can hold position on an oceanfront Galt Ocean Mile elevation in coastal wind and still deliver a streak-free pure-water finish.

We stage from a rooftop, pool deck, or parking-garage roof and run off our own pumped, filtered water supply, so a building water hookup is helpful but not required. Roof or deck staging access is coordinated in the site survey; for canal- and Intracoastal-facing elevations we position to reach the side that once needed a barge or floating platform.

Post-storm salt cake and debris film is one of our highest-volume Broward project types. Once a closure is lifted we can mobilize a drone crew within 48–72 hours, work alongside roofers and restoration crews, and deliver geotagged documentation for the insurance claim, without waiting on the lift or scaffold availability that's always backlogged after a storm.

Minimal. There's no sidewalk shed, no swing stage outside windows, and no boom lift blocking A1A frontage or the porte-cochère. Tenants get a 48-hour notice, the drone works one elevation at a time, and lobby operations, valet, and ground-floor retail continue normally throughout the project.

Every Broward project includes geotagged 4K aerial video and elevation stills before and after, delivered to property management within 48 hours. We format the photo set for direct attachment to the engineer's report for Broward's 40-year Building Safety Inspection Program and Florida Milestone Inspections.

The per-square-foot rate is the same across South Florida: commercial facades, glass, and roofs run $0.12–$0.25 per square foot, quoted as a fixed price after a free site survey, with bigger jobs getting lower rates. A full package covering facade, windows, roof, and rooftop solar costs more than a facade-only wash but still comes in well below scaffolding or boom-lift rates, and there are no hidden fees for access setup.

A standard visit covers exterior facade washing (removing salt film, algae streaks, and pollution grime), window and glass cleaning with a pure-water finish, and an inspection pass over the roofline. Many clients add rooftop solar panel rinsing and gutter or downspout checks during the same visit, since the drone is already in position to reach those areas safely.

Yes. Our process uses controlled, low-volume water application and avoids harsh chemical strippers, which keeps runoff compliant with local stormwater requirements. This matters most for properties near canals, the Intracoastal, or other waterways, where chemical runoff from traditional pressure washing can be a compliance concern.