EVENTS
A free drone cleaning demonstration at FlyteCo Tower.
We invited Denver facility managers, property owners and anyone curious to watch our drone clean the old Stapleton control tower, now FlyteCo Tower. Here is what the morning was planned to show, and how the same method runs on your building.
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THE INVITATION
Denver, invited to watch the work.
The old airport tower at Stapleton, now FlyteCo Tower, was our job in March 2024, and the one the press came out to watch. Then we invited Denver to watch for itself, at a free demonstration at the tower on Monday, April 1.
The invitation went to facility managers, property owners and investors, and to anyone curious about the technology. FlyteCo Tower, the former Stapleton air traffic control tower, is now a restaurant, bowling alley and game center, which made it an easy place to spend a morning.
RSVPs for that morning are closed. To see the same method on your building, start with a quote, and a project manager comes back with questions, then a plan.
THE PROGRAM
Four parts, planned like a mission.
We planned the morning in four parts, and the first three are how a drone job of ours runs.
SETUP
Mark the safety zone
We set up the rig and mark the work area below with caution tape, construction cones and physical barricades.
LIFT-OFF
Water up the tether
A tethered hose carries water and cleaning solution from our rig on the ground up to the drone.
THE RINSE
Work the glass
The aircraft works the glass in precise patterns and finishes with a rinse of purified water that dries spot-free.
Q AND A
Ask our team
The program closed with a live question-and-answer session with our team, over pizza and drinks.
Ask for the safety plan with your quote. Request a quote
ON THE GROUND
The safety zone is where every job starts.
The program opened on the ground because that is where the work starts. Every project begins with a site-specific safety plan: flight areas, cleaning methods and risk mitigation, written before the first flight and shared with you before launch.
Trained observers assist the pilot to maintain 360-degree situational awareness, and the pilot and crew stay on the ground while the aircraft works at height.
WHO IT WAS FOR
Built for the people who run buildings.
The morning was built so facility managers, property owners and investors could watch a full cleaning cycle from the ground, then ask our team about their own buildings.
Cleaning tall glass by hand means a lift, scaffolding or a rope line, with people working at height. The demonstration was built to show the drone method: the pilot and crew on the ground, the aircraft on the glass, fed by a hose from our rig below. We also clean windows by rope access and from lifts, and choose the method for each building.
Read what the press reported from the tower. Window cleaning 2.0
Your windows, our next flight plan.
REQUEST A QUOTE
Tell us about the building.
Send your building details. A project manager will follow up with questions, then a plan.
Or reach us directly+1 (866) 838-1555info@trydronewash.com