TERRABONA
Service
Drone Hotel and Resort Cleaning
Hotel exterior drone cleaning aligned to low-occupancy windows and pre-season deadlines.
Overview
A hotel's exterior directly shapes perceived quality. TERRABONA cleans façades, glazing and canopies by drone, with a plan that respects the property's operation.
Scheduling is agreed with hotel management and security, typically before the season opens or during low-occupancy periods.
Suitable surfaces and contamination
Property types
- City hotels
- Coastal resorts
- Conference facilities
- Hotel portfolios
- Boutique properties
Structural elements
- Arrival elevations
- Atriums
- Entrance canopies
- Guest-room wings
- Resort facility buildings
Surfaces
- Glass and curtain walling
- Rendered finishes subject to review
- Metal elements
- Timber or composite cladding subject to review
Contamination
- Marine salt
- Sand and dust
- Organic growth in humid zones
- Bird fouling
- Residues around pools and water features
Methodology
- Coordination with hotel management and security
- Low-occupancy working windows selected
- Exclusion zones set away from guest areas
- Drone cleaning executed wing by wing
- Inspection and documentation before handover
Technical parameters
Water and pressure
- Water quality selected per cladding material.
- Low pressure on sensitive panels and coated finishes.
- Adjustable flow for even coverage across large surfaces.
- Ground unit supply with continuous monitoring.
Cleaning agents
- Compatibility assessment mandatory for every façade material.
- Mild, biodegradable products where appropriate.
- Client-approved trial area before general application.
- Acidic or alkaline products excluded on incompatible materials.
Limits and weather
- Wind limits defined per height and building geometry.
- Local wind acceleration between buildings assessed.
- Operations suspended in adverse weather.
- Airspace and local flight regulations reviewed.
Access and zones
- Exclusion zones defined per elevation and per phase.
- Protection of entrances, terraces and parking areas.
- Ground equipment positions approved by the facility.
- Coordination with property security and technical services.
Environment
- Overspray control and protection of neighbouring properties.
- Runoff collection and disposal plan where required.
- Water use limited through targeted application.
- Products and quantities used are recorded.
Operational disruption
- Phased works so the property remains operational.
- Coordination with tenants and building users.
- Working hours set around noise and traffic constraints.
- Daily progress updates to the project owner.
Quality control
- Uniformity checked per panel and per zone.
- Aerial inspection carried out after cleaning.
- Areas with permanent staining or material degradation recorded.
- Completion pack with photographic evidence and methodology.
Maintenance
- Maintenance programme per material type and exposure.
- Soiling monitored to optimise frequency.
- Multi-year agreements for major properties.
- Aligned with the facility's planned maintenance calendar.
Information required for assessment
- Occupancy and season calendar
- Location of guest areas and pools
- Security and guest-privacy requirements
- Coastal exposure and soiling
- Completion deadline before opening
Frequently asked questions
Will guests be disturbed?
The plan targets minimal disruption, with works in selected windows and exclusion zones kept away from guest areas.
Is guest privacy respected?
Yes. Flight and recording procedures are agreed with hotel management in advance.
Can an entire group portfolio be covered?
Yes, through a multi-property programme and, where required, cross-border planning.
Assessment
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