STADIUM CASE STUDY

Empower Field at Mile High, cleaned from the air.

The stadium's glass curtain walls and angled metal facades rise over 90 feet and had gone more than a decade without a detailed exterior cleaning. We took the soot off from the air and finished two days ahead of schedule.

From the air, one of our tethered cleaning drones sprays a stadium's curved glass curtain wall beneath its band of white metal panels; the glass reflects the plaza, the cones and the drone itself.
On the curtain wall, below the stadium's band of metal panels.

THE JOB

The job at a glance.

Venue
Empower Field at Mile High, Denver, Colorado
Areas cleaned
Windows and the building facade
The challenge
A large stadium, work at height and a strict timeline
Our solution
Drone cleaning, with the sooted sills and the glass in the same passes
Max Height
90 ft.
Ahead of Schedule
48 hrs.
Dirt Buildup
10 yrs.

The height we flew, how far ahead of schedule we finished and the years of buildup we took off.

THE CHALLENGE

A decade of exhaust, and a deadline.

Empower Field at Mile High had not had a detailed exterior cleaning in more than a decade, and exhaust soot and dirt had built up on its glass curtain walls and angled metal facades, which rise over 90 feet.

Standard solutions were ruled out by their size, their slow deployment and the risk of people working at height.

A stadium is also a secure site. The job had to pass the venue's security screening and work around the flight restrictions that cover a stadium.

How we plan a stadium job around a venue's events and its flight restrictions. Read about stadium cleaning

OUR SOLUTION

Glass and sills in the same passes.

We were selected because we could clean the exterior without putting people at height.

  1. PRE-FLIGHT

    Pass the screening

    Before anything left the ground, we cleared the stadium's security screenings and coordinated directly with local authorities on the drone operation.

  2. IN THE AIR

    Sills and glass together

    Our aircraft cleaned the metal window sills, black with soot and dirt, and the windows at the same time, so one approach covered the whole exterior.

  3. ON THE GROUND

    Reclaim the runoff

    We reclaimed the dirty runoff water as we went, as Denver's city requirements call for.

THE RESULTS

Two days ahead of schedule.

We finished two days faster than projected, moving quickly across the stadium's 90-foot facades and removing the majority of the heavy soot and dirt.

The metal and the windows came out clear and shiny, a finish you can see from far away.

Two photos side by side of a window above a white sill: on the left, in sun, thin white drip streaks run down the glass and grime lines the sill; on the right, closer and in shade, the drips are gone and the sill is white.
A window and its sill, before, left, and after, right; the second photo is closer and in shade.

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