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Proof, by the
passover.

Every clean ships with date-stamped before / after frames and a soiling-to-yield estimate. Full job archive available on request.

Featured cleans

Side by side, passover proof.

From the field

What a clean looks like up close.

  • Top-down action frame — drone parked over the array mid-pass with water tracking across the panels. Top-down

    Top-down action frame — drone parked over the array mid-pass with water tracking across the panels.

  • Crew vehicle staged with the desert mountains behind — Coachella Valley local, mobilized and ready. Ops

    Crew vehicle staged with the desert mountains behind — Coachella Valley local, mobilized and ready.

  • Overhead roof context that shows the panel layout and surrounding geometry before we ever fly in close. Aerial

    Overhead roof context that shows the panel layout and surrounding geometry before we ever fly in close.

  • Wider neighborhood frame with the drone holding above a tile-roof array — the suburban context of every job we fly. Neighborhood

    Wider neighborhood frame with the drone holding above a tile-roof array — the suburban context of every job we fly.

  • Mid-altitude approach with the drone on station above the roofline — clean sky, clean panels. Approach

    Mid-altitude approach with the drone on station above the roofline — clean sky, clean panels.

  • Tight roof detail with panel grid and tile texture — the kind of proof frame customers actually zoom in on. Detail

    Tight roof detail with panel grid and tile texture — the kind of proof frame customers actually zoom in on.

  • Side-angle pass with the spray stream tracking across a freshly-washed panel — water on the glass, off the roof. Wash

    Side-angle pass with the spray stream tracking across a freshly-washed panel — water on the glass, off the roof.

  • Drone holding above a desert residential array with palms behind — the Coachella Valley standard view. Palms

    Drone holding above a desert residential array with palms behind — the Coachella Valley standard view.

  • Drone holding station above a tile roof on a courtyard residential job — tether and spray boom both visible mid-pass. Flight

    Drone holding station above a tile roof on a courtyard residential job — tether and spray boom both visible mid-pass.

  • Drone working a courtyard array from above the patio — no ladders, no crew on tile, no equipment in the pool zone. Above the pool

    Drone working a courtyard array from above the patio — no ladders, no crew on tile, no equipment in the pool zone.

  • Aircraft staged before takeoff on the same courtyard job — the rooftop array is what gets touched, nothing else. Ready

    Aircraft staged before takeoff on the same courtyard job — the rooftop array is what gets touched, nothing else.

  • Aircraft on the deck after the pass — clean panels visible across the roofline, no one ever on the tile. Touchdown

    Aircraft on the deck after the pass — clean panels visible across the roofline, no one ever on the tile.

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Job archive

Real jobs, documented in strips.

These are the moments customers usually ask about: the before, the pass in flight, and the cleaned roof.

  • Tile roof · Palm Desert

    DronePower1 job report

    A full job sequence with the setup, the clean, and the finished roof in one strip.

    DronePower1 job before the clean on a tile roof Before
    DronePower1 aircraft mid-pass over the tile-roof array In flight
    DronePower1 job after the clean with panels back to dark glass After

  • Residential roof · Coachella Valley

    HPE project

    A second job archive using the same pattern: before, in flight, and after.

    HPE roof before drone cleaning Before
    Drone washing a roof during the HPE job In flight
    HPE roof after drone cleaning After

The reel

Roll the tape.

Motion log

Short clips from the actual job.

A few looping clips show the aircraft in motion, the wash pass itself, and the kind of tight-access work the stills can’t quite capture on their own.

  • Walkthrough

    Quick site walk with the homeowner before the flight — array mapped, expectations set, then we fly.

  • Drone wash

    A clean pass with the aircraft holding station above the roof line.

  • Wash pass

    Another angle on the same clean, showing how the drone tracks along the array.

  • Courtyard

    A tighter access clip that shows the system working in a narrow residential corridor.