Service 02
High-Access Glass Rinse
Drone wetting and rinse for guest-facing and atrium glass bands. When a squeegee finish, pure-water pole, or lift pass is still required for streak-free glass, that handoff is written into the scope.
Scope
What this line covers
Clear inclusions so facilities and ownership know what is in the visit before crews mobilize.
- 01Guest-facing and atrium glass bands with limited lift access
- 02Wetting and rinse passes at planned stand-off distances
- 03Handoff to pole, pure-water, or lift finish when streak-free glass is the standard
- 04Quiet-hours windows for hotels and occupied offices
Honest scope note
Drone rinse is not a universal replacement for lift or pole work. We scope both when the glass finish demands it.
- Stand-off rinse for hard-to-reach glass zones
- Clear handoff when traditional glazing finish is required
- Hospitality-aware scheduling around guest traffic
Before / After
Documented soil removal
Substrate and what changed. Filed with the job pack, not a marketing gallery.
Architectural glass curtain wall
Mineral film, atmospheric soot, and dried runoff streaks cleared
Documentation + compliance
What you file after every service cycle
Every scoped job includes the paperwork facilities and ownership actually keep: flight notes, chemistry used, runoff controls, and elevation photos. Not a marketing gallery.
Part 107 flight notes
Pilot credentials, airspace review, and site-specific stand-off plans for the elevations we fly.
Wash-water BMPs
Drainage path, public-way protection, and collection or diversion when the site or city requires it.
Chemistry log
Substrate-matched chemistry and dwell, recorded so the next visit starts from facts.
Photo documentation
Before, during, and after packs keyed to elevations for brand, ownership, or facilities files.
Related lines
Other exterior scopes
Assessment
Ready to scope this elevation?