Property managers
Understand what exterior cleaning should cost, and where another method could be cheaper.
Building intelligence for exterior cleaning
FlyingVink
Know where drone cleaning actually pays.
FlyingVink analyses where drone cleaning is economically attractive and practical, and helps turn suitable opportunities into well-scoped work carried out by specialist partners.
How it works
From building to execution
Analysis and execution stay connected, without treating every site as the same job.
- 01
Building
Start from an address or a portfolio.
- 02
Analyse
Assess access, scale and the physical conditions of the site.
- 03
Compare methods
Compare cleaning methods for this building, drone cleaning included.
- 04
Estimate economics
Estimate the cost of each method and where the difference comes from.
- 05
Validate feasibility
Check that drone cleaning is practical and permitted on site.
- 06
Connect
Hand a well-scoped job to a specialist execution partner.
Who it is for
Four reasons to look at a building
Building owners
See whether a different approach makes sense before the next cleaning cycle.
Asset managers
Compare cleaning approaches across a portfolio, building by building.
Cleaning companies
Find the jobs where drone cleaning fits, and work with partners for the rest.
Principle
The right method for the right site
FlyingVink starts with the economics and practical conditions of the work. Drone cleaning is a useful option when the site, access and expected value support it. It is not the default answer for every building.
FlyingVink is an operating venture. It combines building-level analysis with partner-led delivery, and it is pilot-ready rather than a finished, generally available service.
Could drone cleaning make sense for your buildings?
Start with one building or a portfolio.