Replace rope access and swing stages with a precision cleaning drone. We deliver streak-free glass on Miami high-rises, condos, and corporate towers — without putting anyone over the edge.
Fully Insured
$2M Liability
FAA Compliant
Part 107 Certified
Commercial Projects
Up to 200+ ft
Insurance premiums, weather delays, OSHA documentation, and scheduling around tenants make traditional high-rise window cleaning painful and expensive.
Our drones apply de-ionized water through a soft-bristle system. The result: spot-free glass on every floor, with our pilots safely on the ground.
De-ionized water = streak-free, mineral-free finish
No ropes, no lifts, no rigging on the building
Lower liability and insurance exposure
Faster completion = less tenant disruption
Routine maintenance plans available
Safe for tinted, low-E, and coated glass
High-rise window cleaning projects start at $2,000. Pricing scales with floor count, glass square footage, and frequency. Quarterly maintenance plans reduce per-visit cost.
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High-rise window cleaning in Miami with a window cleaning drone replaces rope access and swing stages on towers 10 to 80+ stories tall. The drone sprays de-ionized pure water on glass curtain walls, mirrored facades, and low-E coatings — zero minerals means zero streaks and no squeegee. The pilot stays on the ground, finishing most Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach high-rises in 1–3 days without anchor inspections, rescue planning, or sidewalk closures.
Drone high-rise window cleaning in Miami runs $1,200–$3,500 per floor on a fixed-price basis, with full-tower projects typically $8,000–$25,000 for 20–40 story buildings. That's 30–50% less than rope access on equivalent scope because there's no rigging, no anchor inspection, and no per-drop crew time.
Yes. Pure de-ionized water and biodegradable soft-wash detergent are safe for low-E coatings, ceramic-frit, tinted, and mirrored glass common on Brickell, Sunny Isles, and Boca Raton Class A buildings. There's no high-pressure impact and no chemicals that strip coatings.
Yes — and they do, routinely. Drones eliminate roof anchor use, IRATA/SPRAT rescue planning, and per-drop labor costs. A drone handles 5–10 floors per day vs one floor per crew per day for rope access, while the operator stays safely on the ground.
Oceanfront towers in Brickell, Miami Beach, Sunny Isles, and Hallandale Beach need full-tower cleaning quarterly because of salt-spray buildup. Inland Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach buildings can run on a 6-month schedule.
Every Miami high-rise project follows the same controlled, documented workflow — from site survey through LAANC airspace coordination and 4K proof-of-clean delivery.
We walk the property, photograph every elevation, measure glass square footage, and identify coatings (low-E, ceramic-frit, mirrored, tinted). We log obstructions — antennas, balconies, signage — that affect flight paths.
Most of urban Miami sits in controlled airspace near MIA. We file LAANC airspace authorization with the FAA before mobilization and carry the certificate on every job site.
Management distributes a 48-hour notice with elevation-by-elevation timing so tenants close shades and move balcony furniture. Sequencing avoids tenant business hours and amenity-deck conflicts.
A ground-based pump and de-ionized water tank are positioned within tether reach. Water is filtered through reverse osmosis and DI beds to 0 TDS — the only chemistry that dries streak-free without a squeegee.
The drone applies biodegradable soft-wash detergent, dwells briefly, then flood-rinses each pane with 0-TDS pure water. Glass sheets clean and dries clear — no squeegee, no streaks.
4K aerial footage and stills are captured during the same flights and delivered to the property manager — accepted by insurance carriers, condo boards, and HOAs as documentation.
An engineered system — industrial tethered drone, pure-water generation, ground pump, FAA-certified pilot.
Drone window cleaning eliminates the single highest-risk activity on any high-rise — a worker at elevation — and replaces it with an FAA-regulated aerial operation flown from the ground.
No rope access, no swing stage, no boom lift. The pilot flies from a ground station — the highest-risk variable in high-rise window cleaning (a worker at 200+ ft over Brickell or Collins Avenue) is removed entirely.
Every Miami flight is conducted by an FAA-licensed Part 107 pilot. LAANC airspace authorizations are filed in advance for MIA, FLL, and PBI Class B/C/D airspace. Documentation is carried on every job site.
We carry CGL plus dedicated UAS (drone) liability and hull coverage. Certificates of insurance naming the owner, property manager, and HOA are issued before mobilization.
Ground crews follow OSHA-compliant procedures for chemical handling, water-pump operation, and pedestrian-zone control. No fall-arrest gear or rescue plan needed — there's no one to rescue.
Rope access requires anchor inspection, IRATA/SPRAT rescue plans, and weather windows for evacuations. Drone operations skip all of that — when conditions turn, the drone lands; no one is dangling 40 stories up.
Pure water plus biodegradable soft-wash detergent is rated safe for low-E, ceramic-frit, tinted, mirrored, and laminated glass common on Class A Miami buildings. No coating-stripping chemicals, no high-PSI impact.
All projects are fixed-price after a free site survey. Below are typical ranges for Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach high-rises.
Mid-rise (4–10 stories)
$2,000 – $5,000
High-rise (10–30 stories)
$6,000 – $18,000
Super-tall (30–60 stories)
$18,000 – $35,000
Final pricing depends on glass square footage, coating type, ground-pump staging access, and frequency. Quarterly contracts for oceanfront Brickell, Miami Beach, Sunny Isles, and Hallandale Beach buildings drop per-visit pricing by 15–25%.
A tethered industrial drone carries twin pure-water nozzles fed by a ground-based pump pushing de-ionized water up the tether. The drone flies pane-by-pane up each elevation while the pilot stays safely on the ground. Zero rigging, zero anchor inspection, zero crew at height.
Our tethered system safely cleans towers up to approximately 50–60 stories (about 600 ft) without any roof rigging. That covers the vast majority of Brickell, Edgewater, Sunny Isles, Aventura, and Miami Beach residential and Class A office stock.
Yes. De-ionized water (0 TDS) plus biodegradable soft-wash detergent is safe for low-E coatings, ceramic-frit, tinted, mirrored, and laminated glass — the glass types common on Brickell, Sunny Isles, and Boca Raton Class A buildings. No high-PSI impact, no coating-stripping chemicals.
Typically $0.15–$0.25 per square foot of glass, or approximately $200–$500 per floor depending on glass area on a fixed-price basis. Full-tower projects on 20–40 story buildings run $8,000–$25,000 — roughly 30–50% less than rope access on equivalent scope because there's no rigging, no anchor inspection, and no per-drop crew time.
Most 20–40 story Miami high-rises finish in 1–3 days. The drone covers 5–10 floors per day depending on glass square footage, frit pattern, and wind. Rope crews average one floor per crew per day on the same building.
Yes. Most of urban Miami sits in controlled airspace near MIA. We file LAANC airspace authorization for every flight before mobilization, and our pilots carry the certificate of authorization on every job site under FAA Part 107.
We carry $2M commercial general liability plus dedicated UAS (drone) liability and hull coverage. Certificates of insurance naming the building owner, property manager, and HOA are issued before mobilization on every Miami high-rise project.
Yes. There's no swing stage outside windows, no rope crew over the sidewalk, no boom lift in the porte-cochère. Tenants get a brief notification, the drone flies one elevation at a time, and operations rarely interrupt occupancy. Pre-dawn or evening flights are available for offices.
Quarterly. Salt mist from Biscayne Bay and the Atlantic builds up fast on east-facing elevations in Brickell, Miami Beach, Sunny Isles, and Hallandale Beach. Inland Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach towers run cleanly on a 6-month schedule.
Our industrial drones are rated for sustained 25–30 mph winds. We monitor NOAA marine and aviation forecasts and schedule around afternoon thunderstorms, sea-breeze fronts, and any tropical system. Operations halt above 30 mph or lightning within 10 miles.
Site survey, flight plan, LAANC airspace coordination, tenant notification template, soft-wash + pure-water rinse on every pane, 4K aerial proof-of-clean footage, and COIs for the owner and property manager. Pricing is fixed after the survey — no surprise add-ons.
Yes. Quarterly contracts are the most common in Miami because of salt loading. Annual and bi-annual contracts are available for inland and Class B properties. Maintenance pricing drops per-visit cost by 15–25% versus one-time cleans.
We clean glass on high-rises throughout Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach. Each county has its own salt exposure, building stock, and access pattern — drone cleaning adapts to all three.
Brickell, Edgewater, and Miami Beach high-rises see relentless salt mist and tropical rain spotting. Pure-water drone window cleaning removes that haze on every floor without rope crews working over Biscayne Boulevard or Collins Avenue.
Broward's beachfront condo towers and downtown Fort Lauderdale glass facades stain quickly from salt and afternoon storms. Drones clean the entire elevation in a single visit — without renting swing stages or closing parking.
From Boca Raton corporate campuses to oceanfront Palm Beach towers, our pure-water drone system delivers a streak-free, mineral-free finish on tinted, low-E, and coated glass — no anchor inspections, no rescue plans.
Yes — we clean high-rise windows across Miami-Dade, including Brickell, Downtown Miami, Edgewater, Aventura, Miami Beach, Coconut Grove, and Sunny Isles. Drone cleaning lets us reach Brickell and Miami Beach towers without closing sidewalks or staging swing platforms.
Yes. We routinely replace rope access on Broward high-rises in Fort Lauderdale, Hallandale Beach, Hollywood, Pompano Beach, Plantation, and Sunrise. Drones eliminate roof anchor use, rescue planning, and the per-drop cost of rope teams.
Yes — we serve Boca Raton, Delray Beach, West Palm Beach, Boynton Beach, Jupiter, and Palm Beach Gardens. Pure-water drone cleaning is safe for tinted, low-E, and coated glass common on Palm Beach Class A buildings.
In Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach we recommend a full-tower clean every quarter for oceanfront properties and every 6 months for inland buildings. Salt spray and tropical rain spotting build up faster on the east-facing elevations.
Direct answers for condo board members, HOA managers, and asset managers comparing drone window cleaning to rope access and swing-stage on Miami's tallest towers.
Yes. Industrial tethered cleaning drones reach 600+ feet, which covers every residential and commercial tower currently standing in Brickell, Edgewater, Sunny Isles, and downtown Miami — including the tallest at 1,049 ft (Waldorf Astoria Residences). Above that height we sequence multiple ground stations on different setbacks; we have not yet found a Miami tower we couldn't reach floor-by-floor.
We pre-coordinate with building management to publish exact flight times per elevation. The 48-hour tenant notice instructs residents to retract awnings, move balcony furniture, and bring pets inside during their elevation's scheduled window — usually 45–90 minutes. Amenity decks (pool, rooftop lounge, sky terrace) are closed only for the 30–45 minutes the drone is actively over them and reopened immediately after.
For residential condos and HOA-managed properties: yes — every building requires board or PM approval before exterior work. We provide a board-ready package (COI, FAA Part 107 cert, LAANC authorization, flight plan, tenant notice template) that we've successfully passed at over 40 South Florida HOA and condo boards. Most approvals take 1–2 board cycles; some PMs approve administratively within a week.
No. Miami-Dade and Broward municipal water carries 100–250 ppm dissolved solids, which is exactly why pure-water cleaning matters. We push every drop of rinse water through reverse osmosis and de-ionization beds down to 0 TDS before it hits the glass. With zero minerals in the water, there's nothing to leave behind when it evaporates — glass dries streak-free and spot-free across every elevation.
On Miami high-rises, rope access typically runs $1.75–$3.50 per sq ft of glass depending on tower height, anchor condition, and access. Drone window cleaning runs $0.15–$0.25 per sq ft of glass on the same buildings — roughly 80–90% lower. The savings come from eliminating multi-day anchor inspections, rigging setup, rescue-plan rehearsal, swing-stage rental, and the per-day rope-tech labor stack.
Properties directly on the ocean (Miami Beach, Sunny Isles, Hallandale Beach, Sunny Isles Beach) accumulate salt haze within 30–45 days. Quarterly cleaning is the practical minimum to maintain a tour-ready, photographable finish. One block back from the water: every 4–6 months. Inland Brickell, downtown, and Edgewater glass towers run cleanly on a 6-month schedule.
Yes. Pre-handover and warranty-walk cleans are some of our most common projects. Construction debris, mortar splatter, sealant residue, and adhesive films get removed before the final punch-list walk so the GC and owner inspect actual glass condition rather than construction soiling. We also coordinate directly with curtain-wall installers for pre-handover documentation.
The realistic timeline for a tower-wide window-cleaning project — most condo boards from approval to completion in 30–45 days.
We deliver the HOA/condo board package — COI, FAA Part 107 cert, LAANC airspace authorization, flight plan, tenant notice template — for board or PM review.
Board or PM signs off, we confirm the cleaning date, weather window, and elevation-by-elevation sequence. Building manager receives the final schedule.
Building management circulates the resident notice with the exact day/time per elevation so balcony furniture, awnings, and pets are moved in advance.
Crew stages on a single rooftop pad, parking space, or service-drive setback. Pump, water filtration to 0 TDS, tether, and drone are set up in 30–45 minutes — no scaffold rigging, no lobby access required.
The drone works one side of the tower at a time on the published schedule. Active-elevation residents close shades; the other three sides continue normal life. Spotters maintain a small mobile zone directly under the drone.
Equipment breaks down, the staging spot is released, and 4K aerial footage of every elevation before-and-after is delivered to the property manager and board within 48 hours.