Windows, facades, and industrial exteriors cleaned from the air — no scaffolding, no lifts, and no shutting down the building.
Newark has some of the most varied building stock in New Jersey, and it rarely responds well to a one-size-fits-all cleaning approach. Downtown office towers around Broad Street and the Gateway Center carry large glass elevations. The Ironbound and the corridors feeding Port Newark are dominated by industrial and logistics facilities with metal siding, silos, and tall blank walls. Between them sits a wide belt of older brick and masonry mid-rise residential.
Each of those needs a different touch. Glass wants purified water and a controlled wash. Historic masonry wants low-pressure soft washing, not a pressure blast that drives water into old mortar. Industrial metal and concrete can take a more aggressive approach. We size the method to the wall, not the other way around.
Different walls need different methods. Here is what that looks like across Newark.
Glass elevations and curtain wall around Broad Street, Gateway, and the central business district — cleaned without cradles or sidewalk closures.
Warehouse siding, silos, tanks, and tall blank walls near Port Newark and the Ironbound, cleaned without shutting down operations.
Older residential and mixed-use stock across the city, soft-washed at low pressure to protect aging mortar joints.
Hospitals, university buildings, and civic properties where lifts would block busy access routes and parking.
Upper-floor windows and facades above active storefronts, cleaned without closing the sidewalk below.
Exposed concrete decks and exterior walls that collect road film and exhaust staining.
Every service below is available throughout Newark and the surrounding New Jersey area.
Newark Liberty International sits directly against the city, which puts much of Newark inside controlled Class B airspace. Every flight we run here goes through FAA LAANC authorization before the drone leaves the ground, flown by an FAA Part 107 certified pilot. That authorization step is normal and we handle it — but it is one reason a contractor without proper certification cannot legally operate over most Newark properties.
We are FAA Part 107 certified and carry commercial drone liability insurance. Property managers and boards can request both before work begins — most do, and we would rather you ask than not.
Yes. Most of Newark falls inside Newark Liberty's controlled airspace, so each job requires FAA LAANC authorization in advance. We handle that as part of scheduling — it typically adds no delay to the project timeline, though building-specific permits can.
Yes. Older Newark masonry gets soft washing at low pressure rather than a pressure blast. High pressure on aging mortar can push water into the wall and accelerate joint failure, so we deliberately avoid it on historic and older brick.
Drone cleaning typically runs up to 40% less than traditional scaffolding-based methods, largely because there is no rigging to erect, permit, and dismantle. The savings grow on taller buildings where scaffolding setup dominates the bill.
No. There is no scaffolding, no cradle, and no lift blocking entrances. Work happens from the exterior with a ground-based crew, so tenants and operations continue normally.
Send us the address, approximate height, and what needs cleaning — we'll come back within one business day.
