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Drone pressure washing uses advanced aerial drones equipped with soft-washing and high-
pressure washing systems to clean exterior surfaces efficiently and safely. This technology
eliminates the need for scaffolding, ladders, or lifts, making it a safer and more cost-effective
cleaning solution.
Drone cleaning offers several benefits:
Our drone-based pressure washing services are ideal for:
There’s no one-size-fits-all price. Every estimate is customized based on real-world site conditions. Factors that affect pricing include:
We offer free estimates and on-site evaluations to ensure transparent pricing. Every quote is tailored to the property—no guesswork, no cookie-cutter quotes.
Clean Flight Solutions proudly serves West Central Florida, including the greater Tampa Bay region and surrounding communities.
Through our national alliance of certified drone cleaning operators, we also provide coverage across the United States for qualified commercial, government, and HOA projects. Whether you're managing one property or a portfolio across multiple states, our team can deploy safely,
efficiently, and in compliance with local airspace and operational requirements.
Booking is easy:
Yes! Our drones have adjustable pressure settings to prevent damage to delicate surfaces. Our
experienced pilots ensure safe and precise cleaning, minimizing any risk to your property.
Yes, we carry full liability insurance, and our drone operators are FAA-certified. Safety and
professionalism are our top priorities.
Most general liability policies exclude pressure washing
Pressure washing is considered a high-risk activity due to:
As a result:
There’s no legal requirement to carry insurance—yet the risk is real
That means many companies legally operate with little or no coverage, or with general liability
policies that exclude the actual risks of their services
Drone insurance is not required
Most general liability policies do not cover drones unless a dedicated aviation rider or
standalone drone policy is added. Proper drone insurance should include:
At Clean Flight Solutions, we’ve closed that coverage gap. Our aviation-rated, pressure-washing-
endorsed policy ensures every job is protected—from staging through flight and final rinse. It’s
one more way we deliver safety, professionalism, and peace of mind on every project.
Our drones are operated by highly trained professionals who hold FAA Part 107 certification.
Our pilots have undergone specialized training in heavy-use drone applications specifically for
commercial and residential cleaning. Each pilot follows strict safety protocols, conducts pre-
flight checks, and ensures compliance with all FAA regulations.
Our team holds the following certifications:
These certifications ensure adherence to the highest standards of safety and quality.
Yes. Before each job, our pilots conduct a pre-flight safety check, monitor weather conditions, and obtain flight clearance if operating near controlled airspace.
Not necessarily. We can clean the area without you as long as we have access. We provide before-and-after photos or videos to show the results.
Yes—drone cleaning is permitted unless your HOA has written bylaws specifically prohibiting drone use. There are no federal flight restrictions over most residential areas, including gated and 55+ communities. We always verify the FAA airspace classification before scheduling a job. In most cases, residential neighborhoods fall under Class G (uncontrolled airspace), which allows legal drone operations under FAA Part 107 rules.
We’ve found that many concerns stem from confusion around privacy, insurance, or FAA regulations—not actual legal restrictions. Unless your HOA covenants explicitly ban commercial drone use, we’re typically clear to proceed.
Our Chief Operating Officer is part of the FAA Safety Team (FAASTeam), and we operate under strict flight protocols, risk assessments, and local courtesy procedures. In communities with sensitive populations (like 55+ neighborhoods), we take extra care to maintain privacy, communicate clearly, and avoid disruption.
If your home is in controlled airspace, we’ll apply for a Certificate of Authorization (COA) or waiver from the FAA before operating. These are often approved for low-altitude cleaning work, especially when performed by licensed operators with strong safety records.
Or drones can fly up to 400 feet above ground level (AGL) in compliance with FAA Part 107 regulations. However, for cleaning operations, we typically operate at a maximum height of 140 feet AGL to ensure safety, precision, and efficiency.
Each drone flight lasts approximately 35 minutes per set of high-powered LiPo batteries. We carry multiple battery sets to ensure uninterrupted cleaning for larger projects.
Our Chief Operating Officer is part of the FAA Safety Team (FAASTeam), and we operate under strict flight protocols, risk assessments, and local courtesy procedures. In communities with sensitive populations (like 55+ neighborhoods), we take extra care to maintain privacy, communicate clearly, and avoid disruption.
While drones are our primary cleaning method, we also utilize soft wash rigs for buildings up to three stories tall. We use a combination of wands and sprayers for ground-level cleaning to ensure thorough results.
We use professional-grade and eco-friendly solutions, including:
Pricing depends on:
We offer free estimates and an on-site evaluation to provide transparent pricing.
Pricing is customized for each project—residential, commercial, or industrial—based on the true scope of work, surface complexity, site conditions, and regulatory environment.
Key factors include:
Operational service components also included in pricing:
For example, the Gaylord National Resort in Maryland is located within 6 miles of the White House and requires:
At Clean Flight Solutions, our pricing reflects the totality of what’s required for a safe, compliant, and high-performance cleaning operation—not just the minutes a drone is in the air.Our Chief Operating Officer is part of the FAA Safety Team (FAASTeam), and we operate under strict flight protocols, risk assessments, and local courtesy procedures. In communities with sensitive populations (like 55+ neighborhoods), we take extra care to maintain privacy, communicate clearly, and avoid disruption.
We clean a wide range of surfaces and property types using drones, including:
Not always. Even homes with the same footprint can differ in:
We provide a custom estimate based on real conditions—not just square footage—to ensure fair pricing and the best result.
Yes. Our drones use low-pressure soft wash methods and never touch the roof, making it safe for shingles, tile, metal panels, and flat roof membranes.
No. Our cleaning method aligns with manufacturer recommendations, including ARMA guidelines, and avoids damage from foot traffic or high-pressure washing.
Most residential roof cleanings take 60 to 120 minutes from start to finish. This includes setup, drone operation, battery swaps, rinse, and final inspection. Timing may vary depending on roof size, complexity, and environmental conditions.
Black algae streaks often disappear immediately. Moss and lichen may take 1–2 weeks to break down and rinse off naturally with rain.
Not by default. These areas can be added to your service package upon request during the quoting process.
Yes. We inspect all windows post-cleaning and rinse them with deionized water if needed, ensuring a streak-free finish.
Yes, when necessary. If cleaning solutions or debris contact your windows, we rinse them as part of our standard follow-up.
We do. Deionized water eliminates mineral deposits and is used to rinse glass, solar panels, and metal surfaces for a spot-free result.
Yes. Drones are ideal for upper-story or angled windows where ladders would be unsafe or impractical.
A basic rinse is included if needed, but full window detailing can be added as a separate service line item.
We evaluate each surface to determine the safest and most effective cleaning method. Soft washing uses a low-pressure chemical application to kill algae, mold, and mildew. It's ideal for most sealed or well-maintained pavers, and it typically preserves joint sand and sealants.
Pressure washing—using controlled PSI through a surface cleaner—is used when there's:
Pressure washing may disturb joint sand or strip sealants, especially on older or compromised surfaces. If we determine it’s necessary, we’ll discuss the risks and recommend re-sanding or sealing as appropriate.
Yes. Our cleaning solution kills and lifts organic growth. Rust and oil stains may require specialty treatment, which can be included in your quote.
We do not offer sealing but can refer you to trusted partners. Re-sanding may be recommended depending on the surface condition post-cleaning.
Yes. We adjust pressure and chemicals for delicate coatings like Kool Deck to prevent surface damage while achieving a clean result.
Not with our approach. We use proper nozzles, PSI, and techniques to clean effectively without harming your materials.
Yes. We use a gentle, chemical-free deionized water rinse that is safe for all solar panel types and avoids voiding warranties.
Our drone-delivered DI rinse meets and exceeds OEM standards.
It cleans effectively:
And it follows manufacturer-recommended cleaning methods to preserve your system’s performance and warranty coverage.
Absolutely. Clean panels operate more efficiently, and removing dirt, pollen, algae, and bird droppings can improve output by 10–30%.
None. We clean solar panels with deionized water only—no soaps or bleach—to preserve their surface and performance.
We recommend cleaning solar panels every 6 to 12 months, depending on factors like:
In Florida and other humid or tree-heavy environments, biannual cleaning (every 6 months) helps maintain optimal energy output and prevent buildup that reduces efficiency.
Many HOA communities meet these criteria due to mature landscaping, conservation buffers, and strict curb appeal standards—making more frequent cleaning a smart preventative measure.
We take proactive steps to prevent and manage overspray, including:
In addition, we use a proprietary vertical cling surfactant, engineered specifically for drone-based soft wash systems.
This advanced formula:
We use a drone-optimized vertical cling surfactant—a proprietary softwash foam engineered for delicate surfaces like barrel tile. This formula enhances safety, minimizes overspray, and maximizes results on high-risk roof systems.
Key Benefits:
Our method is designed specifically to:
With zero foot traffic, zero lift equipment, and tight control of chemical application, our drone crews deliver safer, more precise, and HOA-friendly results.
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