Commercial Exterior Cleaning

Drone-supported access for difficult-to-reach exteriors.

Soft washing, pressure washing, window cleaning, and graffiti removal planned around the surface, site, flight, and finish.

Project-specific method, controls, assumptions, and written scope

KYROCK operates the Sherpa® cleaning drone by Lucid Bots.

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Scope Standard

  • Surface diagnosis
  • Access plan
  • Representative test
  • Occupied-site controls
  • Runoff planning
  • Documented acceptance

Choose the Access Plan

Match the method to the building, not the slogan.

Ground tools, lifts, scaffolds, rope systems, and drones have different limits and controls. A credible proposal explains which method addresses each surface and why, including any conventional work that remains in the scope.

Questions to compare

  • What surface, contaminant, and finish are included?
  • What access, safety, and rescue requirements apply?
  • How are occupants, openings, landscaping, and drains protected?
  • What conditions change the schedule, method, or price?

The written scope should state

  • Drone-supported and conventional access by surface
  • Flight, weather, ground-area, and equipment limits
  • Test procedure, protection, runoff, and acceptance
  • Assumptions, exclusions, documentation, and stop-work criteria
Lucid Bots Sherpa cleaning drone operating beside a large industrial-style building exterior
Sherpa drone industrial-building cleaning reference image

Proof, Not Promises

Results need a chain of evidence.

KYROCK’s publication standard connects approved project identity, dated starting condition, measured scope, method, controls, acceptance criteria, outcome, and media rights.

Review the Evidence Standard

How It Works

From inquiry to accepted scope

  1. 01

    Assess

    Send the address, target surfaces, known condition, desired outcome, timing, photos, drawings, and site requirements available for review.

  2. 02

    Test and scope

    Confirm feasibility, credentials, permissions, access, site controls, products, environmental requirements, a representative test, finish standard, assumptions, and exclusions.

  3. 03

    Authorize and verify

    Proceed only from an accepted written scope. Inspect the work against the agreed standard and retain the required production, change, and closeout records.

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Ask about a scoped drone exterior condition report.

Share the property and planning need. If aerial documentation is appropriate, the written scope confirms captured views, condition categories, limitations, permissions, price, timing, and deliverables before scheduling.

Review the Report Scope
01
diagnose the surface, condition, and contaminant
02
verify access, flight, site, and environmental controls
03
test the product, procedure, and finish standard
04
document scope, assumptions, exclusions, and results

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