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The question is not whether a drone can spray. It is whether it can clean.

The Sherpa drone changes how the cleaning process reaches height. It does not change the fundamentals behind the result: qualify the surface, choose the right chemistry, control the application, allow dwell time, and rinse completely.

Soft washing

Routine organic growth

Exterior soil & environmental buildup

Siding, stucco, masonry facades

Large or difficult-to-reach elevations

May require other methods:

Heavy oxidation

Bonded contamination & graffiti

Surfaces requiring deep scraping

Learn more about soft washing

Window cleaning

Routine commercial window care

Curtain walls & repeated glass

Properties suited for touchless

Recurring glass-maintenance programs

May require other methods:

Hard-water restoration

Etched glass & scraping/buffing

Damaged coatings, films or seals

Learn more about window cleaning

Water repellents

Approved products & substrates

Facade-preservation initiatives

Defined coverage application targets

Properly prepared surfaces

May require other methods:

Unapproved substrate materials

Precision decorative detail work

Substantial substrate repair needs

Learn more about water repellents

Drone cleaning in the field

Proof from a real project

On one coordinated project, VSI used a Sherpa drone equipped with a Window Payload to clean the Washington Commander's massive 400,000-square-foot indoor practice dome.

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400k sq. ft.

Area cleaned across the project

0 lifts

No ladders, scaffolding, or lifts were used

40 hours

Customer-reported project duration

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There Had to Be a Safer Way.

The Sherpa drone was born from seeing people suspended high above the ground to clean buildings by hand. For suitable exterior work, it puts the cleaning nozzle at height while trained operators remain on the ground, reducing the time people spend on ladders, lifts, scaffolding, roofs and rope systems.

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Built to scale

Grow the work, not the headcount

The value of the Sherpa drone is not limited to one cleaning method. It can change which projects you pursue, how you serve current accounts, and how much work a trained operation can support.

Quote more high-access work

Pursue qualified commercial buildings that traditional access costs, logistics, or crew requirements previously made difficult to quote.

Sell more to existing customers

Add exterior windows, facades, and qualified protective treatments to relationships your company has already earned.

Reduce access dependence

Use the Sherpa drone where it can reduce reliance on lifts, scaffolding, roofs, and ropes.

Give customers a visible difference

Use a distinctive process that attracts attention, creates useful project content, and gives prospects a clear reason to remember your company.

Add a drone to your crew

Not (just) a gimmick. A legitimate way to clean.

The question is not whether a drone can spray. It is whether it can clean.

Soft washing

May require other methods:

Window cleaning

May require other methods:

Water repellents

May require other methods:

Proof from a real project

400k sq. ft.

0 lifts

40 hours

Every 4 Days

Grow the work, not the headcount

Quote more high-access work

Sell more to existing customers

Reduce access dependence

Give customers a visible difference

Bring us a building you already quote

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