Safety is a procedure, not a slogan.
We won't tell you our work carries zero risk — nobody honest can. What we can show you is how the work is actually run: who supervises it, what gets documented, and what happens when something needs correcting.
What we do on every job.
Pilot supervision
Certified remote pilots on every aerial job, with a trained crew on site.
Insurance documentation
Certificates of insurance issued directly to your property or management company before work begins.
Site control
Safety zones marked and access phased before any equipment starts, aerial or ground.
Pre-job condition records
Existing surface conditions documented before work begins, so nothing is disputed afterwards.
Weather policy
Aerial work stands down in unsuitable conditions and reschedules — the calendar bends, the procedure doesn't.
Material disclosure
Products used on your property disclosed with handling precautions, rinse and containment planned in advance.
Imaging rules
Site authorization before capture, audio off by default, time-limited media access, publication only with written approval.
Incident workflow
A defined report-investigate-correct procedure, with issues tracked to resolution.
Four stages. Each one produces something you keep.
A cleaning company hands you a clean building. We hand you a clean building and the record that proves what was done.
Assess
We review your property from existing aerial imagery, then walk the site. Surfaces, access constraints, heights, water and power, occupancy and risk all get recorded.
You keep: condition assessmentPlan
A property-specific cleaning plan: method per surface, crew and equipment assignment, sequencing, safety zones, and the scheduled window that fits your operations.
You keep: written scope & quoteService
Aerial and ground crews work the property together. Pre-existing surface conditions are documented before anything starts, so nothing is disputed afterwards.
You keep: pre-job condition recordDocument
Before-and-after evidence by building and asset, a written service report, any recommended follow-up, and the next service date on your maintenance calendar.
You keep: closeout reportLet's look at your property.
Send us an address. We'll review it, tell you honestly what it needs, and put a written scope in front of you. No obligation, and no pressure to book anything on the call.