Let’s Fly California | Drone Window Cleaning, Solar Panel Cleaning & Surveying

Services

Our core focus is drone window cleaning for commercial properties. We also clean rooftop solar panels and provide surveying support when needed.

Drone Window Cleaning

Exterior glass cleaning for multi-story and commercial buildings where access, scheduling, and site impact matter. We use a consistent coverage pattern so glass looks uniform from street level and up close.

Best for: storefronts, mid-rise buildings, office parks, mixed-use, and properties with difficult lift access
What we clean: exterior glass and frames where accessible, including high windows and hard-to-reach sections
Site-friendly approach: reduced need for staging large equipment in many scenarios
Consistency: methodical passes to avoid missed sections and uneven haze

If your building has tenant entrances, loading zones, or limited access windows, we plan around those constraints so the job stays organized.

Rooftop Solar Panel Cleaning

Cleaning for rooftop arrays that need careful access planning, consistent coverage, and optional documentation.

Commercial rooftops and multi-site maintenance
Pattern-based cleaning to ensure full array coverage
Before/after photos available on request

Surveying / Inspection Support

We also provide aerial surveying and documentation for planning, condition capture, and utility-adjacent workflows.

Site imagery and progress capture
Asset documentation and mapping support
Delivery aligned to your reporting needs

What to expect

We keep the process simple so property teams can schedule work without back-and-forth.

Quick scope review: building height, glass type, access, and any site rules
On-site coordination: work zones and timing that avoid peak tenant traffic
Clean finish: consistent passes with a final check for missed sections

Documentation (when requested)

For vendor packets or internal reporting, we can provide basic documentation for window cleaning jobs.

Before/after photos of key elevations or problem areas
Completion notes (access limits, areas addressed, follow-up suggestions)
Support for recurring schedules across multiple properties

Common building challenges

These are the situations we plan for upfront so the job stays smooth.

Limited staging space or restricted sidewalk zones
Glass sections above awnings, setbacks, or uneven rooflines
Tenant entrances, parking structures, and delivery areas that must stay clear

A detailed, repeatable process for cleaning rooftop solar panel arrays.

We plan roof access, clean panels in a consistent pattern, and finish with a final inspection to ensure even, streak-free results.

Drone cleaning solar panels on a rooftop array

Documented work

Rooftop solar panel cleaning

1) Site scope and cleaning plan

We start with the basics that actually affect the outcome: roof access, array layout, pitch, obstructions, and any on-site rules. We confirm what type of buildup you’re seeing (dust, pollen, bird droppings, coastal salt, construction residue) and whether the goal is a routine maintenance clean or a deeper reset clean.

Access and staging plan (where we enter/exit and where equipment stays)
Array layout review (string paths, edges, drains, skylights, HVAC, parapets)
Scheduling around tenant operations and roof availability

2) On-site setup and safety coordination

On arrival, we establish a clean work zone and confirm safe flight paths and no-go areas. We coordinate with building staff so the roof stays controlled and the work stays predictable. If you need documentation for a vendor packet, we can align on what you want captured and how you want it labeled.

Work zone and roof protection (foot traffic kept to designated paths)
Flight path planning to avoid vents, intakes, and sensitive areas
Communication and check-ins with the site contact during the job

3) Panel-by-panel cleaning with consistent coverage

We clean the array in a repeatable pattern so coverage doesn’t get missed—edges, corners, and high-soil zones get the attention they need. Our goal is simple: remove the film and debris that blocks light and leaves uneven haze, without creating streaks or leaving visible residue.

Systematic passes (rows/strings) to ensure full coverage
Extra attention on leading edges where grime collects first
Spot handling for droppings and stubborn residue

4) Final inspection, photos, and repeat scheduling

We finish with a visual check for missed sections, streaking, or leftover debris near borders and drains. If requested, we provide before/after photos for records and reporting. For facilities teams managing multiple properties, we can set a recurring cadence so arrays stay clean through the seasons.

Before/after photos (as requested)
Completion notes (what we cleaned, any access limitations)
Optional recurring schedule (quarterly / semi-annual / annual)

FAQ

Common questions from facilities teams, property managers, and vendor coordinators.

Do you work on occupied sites?

Yes. We plan staging and work zones so the site can keep operating while we complete the work.

Can you handle recurring cleaning schedules?

Yes. Many commercial clients prefer a routine schedule for windows and solar panels, and we can set that up.

Do you provide photos or reporting?

Yes. For surveying and many cleaning jobs, we can provide before/after images and completion notes when requested.

Do you do surveying too?

Yes. We provide aerial surveying and documentation support for planning, condition capture, and utility-adjacent workflows.

Drone window cleaning for commercial buildings.