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TERRABONA
Drone Large-Surface Cleaning

Service

Drone Large-Surface Cleaning

Systematic coverage of very large surfaces with consistent methodology and measurable progress.

Overview

Some projects are defined by scale rather than building type. TERRABONA organises large-surface work with clear segmentation, supply management and uniform quality across the full extent.

Planning focuses on measurable progress, resource management and a consistent result from the first zone to the last.

Suitable surfaces and contamination

Property types

  • Industrial campuses
  • Exhibition centres
  • Sports facilities
  • Large public buildings
  • Multi-building developments

Structural elements

  • Extended elevations
  • Large roof areas
  • Continuous cladding runs
  • Multi-building surface areas

Surfaces

  • Metal sheeting
  • Glass
  • Composite panels
  • Other surfaces subject to compatibility review

Contamination

  • Widespread dust
  • Atmospheric pollution
  • Biological growth
  • Salt deposits

Methodology

  • Surface segmented into working zones
  • Resources and supply calculated per zone
  • Fixed parameters for a uniform result
  • Progress logged per zone
  • Final overall uniformity check

Technical parameters

Water and pressure

  • Flow calculated for large surfaces and continuous operation.
  • Pressure selected per contamination type and cladding material.
  • Industrial ground supply system used.
  • Available water take-off points confirmed inside the facility.

Cleaning agents

  • Products selected for industrial soiling and greasy deposits.
  • Compliance with the facility's environmental rules.
  • Approval by the client's HSE department.
  • Full safety data sheet documentation provided.

Limits and weather

  • Flight restrictions above live processes or hazardous zones.
  • Thermal plumes and emissions assessed.
  • Wind and visibility limits defined per site.
  • Airspace and neighbouring infrastructure reviewed.

Access and zones

  • Exclusion zones aligned with the facility safety plan.
  • Work permits and safety inductions completed before start.
  • Coordination with shifts and vehicle movements.
  • Controlled take-off points within a secure perimeter.

Environment

  • Runoff managed under the facility's environmental permit.
  • Drains and collection systems protected.
  • Overspray towards live areas controlled.
  • Documentation provided for the client's environmental audits.

Operational disruption

  • Scheduling around shifts and production.
  • Works placed in maintenance windows where possible.
  • Interruption to loading operations minimised.
  • Daily coordination with the site manager.

Quality control

  • Results verified per zone and per contamination type.
  • Areas of permanent deposit recorded.
  • Before-and-after documentation for each building on site.
  • Completion report compatible with the client's maintenance records.

Maintenance

  • Annual or six-monthly programmes depending on soiling.
  • Framework agreements across facility networks.
  • Consistent methodology across multiple sites.
  • Centralised documentation for multi-site groups.

Information required for assessment

  • Total area and geometry
  • Available water take-off points
  • Completion window
  • Ground equipment accessibility
  • Uniformity requirements for the result

Frequently asked questions

How is a uniform result ensured?

Through fixed parameters per zone, trial areas and inspection after each section.

Is there a minimum project size?

No fixed minimum is set. Suitability and commercial logic are examined during assessment.

Assessment

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Submission of project information does not constitute acceptance, approval or confirmation. Every project is subject to technical, commercial, regulatory, safety and operational assessment.