Safety-first planning
Every scope starts with the property, people, access, and operating conditions.
Drone-powered exterior care
Precision exterior cleaning for demanding properties—planned for safer access, faster mobilization, and less operational disruption.

A better access strategy
01 / Why WashiTech
WashiTech combines aerial systems with disciplined site planning to reach difficult surfaces while reducing the dependency on slow, equipment-heavy mobilization.
Every scope starts with the property, people, access, and operating conditions.
A leaner setup can help teams move from planning to productive cleaning sooner.
Surface-specific flow and repeatable routes support more disciplined resource use.
What we clean
Specialized exterior cleaning designed around the building—not a one-size-fits-all package.
Precision exterior cleaning for glass, cladding, and complex building envelopes—without scaffold-heavy setup.
Controlled access to tanks, roofs, warehouses, and difficult structures while keeping operators on the ground.
Low-disruption cleaning plans designed around guest, tenant, student, and site operating schedules.
Consistent panel washing that supports visual condition and energy performance across large installations.
Designed around real operations
The WashiTech model is built to remove avoidable complexity from exterior maintenance while keeping the plan visible and practical for site teams.
How it works
A transparent four-step workflow keeps scope, risk, timing, and expectations aligned.
We review access, surface type, height, water points, operating constraints, and site risk.
The team defines the cleaning system, flight approach, exclusions, schedule, and site communications.
Ground-based operators execute the route with targeted pressure, coverage, and live oversight.
You receive completion confirmation and a practical record for future maintenance planning.
Common questions
Every site is different. These are the practical starting points.
Commercial towers, hotels, hospitals, schools, warehouses, industrial assets, large roofs, and solar installations can all be strong candidates. Every property is reviewed before a method is recommended.
Not automatically. The goal is to reduce unnecessary access equipment where the site, surface, local requirements, and operating conditions allow it. The site assessment determines the safest practical approach.
Yes. The project plan can account for tenants, guests, deliveries, pedestrian traffic, production schedules, and restricted operating windows.
Share the property type, location, approximate height, and a short description of the surfaces. WashiTech can then arrange a site review and provide a tailored scope.
Start with the site
Send the basics. We’ll help define the right next step for your property.