Our projects.
Our results.
From downtown office towers to South Shore residential complexes: every mandate shows what the drone actually changes on site.
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- Certified pilots · ground-based operations
- $2M liability insurance
- 5.0 ★ on Google
- Montérégie · Estrie · Greater Montreal
- Biodegradable products & reverse-osmosis water
The Visual Impact
Drag the handle to see the difference on a typical façade.
The Proof in the Numbers
A transparent look at our deployments. We don't just sell a cleaning service — we deliver an immediate return on investment by cutting both your cost and your schedule.
Groupe Petra
Office tower · Downtown Montreal
An office tower in the heart of downtown: stone and ribbon windows the full height of the building, a busy artery at its feet, and neighbouring towers a few metres away. This is exactly the setting where traditional methods get expensive — not because of the washing, but because of everything you have to mobilise around it.
WHAT THE DRONE MADE POSSIBLE
- The façade was treated from a ground perimeter a few metres across — no lane closure, no public-way occupancy permit.
- No roof anchors required: the building carried nothing — no load, no drilling, no anchor inspection.
- Nobody working at height. Pilot and spotter stay on the ground for the entire operation.
- Tenant operations were never interrupted: no scaffolding across the windows, no lift parked in the entrance.
- 4K aerial before/after imagery handed to the client — a visual record of the envelope's condition, reusable in asset management.
THE JOB IN PICTURES
Le Monarc
Multi-building residential complex · Montreal's South Shore
A group of recent buildings: light and dark architectural panels, projecting glass balconies, flat roofs and pedestrian walkways between the blocks. Washing a complex like this is a logistics problem: a lot of surface, tight access between buildings, and residents at home while you work.
WHAT THE DRONE MADE POSSIBLE
- Several buildings covered in a single mobilisation: the drone moves between blocks in minutes, with nothing to dismantle and rebuild.
- Glass balconies and architectural setbacks reached without a lift — areas a boom arm simply cannot get into.
- No scaffolding in front of residents' windows, no walkway blocked while we worked.
- Short, predictable intervention: occupants know which block is being treated on which day.
- Aerial views of roofs and parapets included — often the first time a condo board sees them up close.
THE JOB IN PICTURES
Le Richmond
High-end condominium complex · Rue Richmond, Montreal
The core challenge was cleaning the glass without disturbing residents, without blocking access, and while working around the complex geometry of the glass balconies.
COST COMPARISON
Zero disruption for residents • No risk to workers
Le Symphonia
Waterfront residential tower · Nuns' Island, Montreal
Twelve storeys of curtain wall exposed to wind and river spray. The rope-access quote spread over eighteen working days; the drone treated the whole envelope in a single day of operation.
COST COMPARISON
17 site days avoided • No anchor loading
Park Towers
Class A office building · Avenue du Parc, Montreal
The mandate called for cleaning the glass façades without interrupting ground-floor retail activity or blocking heavily used pedestrian routes.
COST COMPARISON
Zero impact on retail traffic
Our drone at work
Footage shot on our own sites — the drone in flight, the spray running, the city carrying on below.
From the ground
What the crew sees at the base of the building while the drone works.
Photo gallery
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Where we work
The places our technology has already proven itself.