Pro's Pressure Washing drone mid-flight washing the J.B. Hunt glass tower
REACH 200 FT HIGH
ZERO CREW AT HEIGHT
NO SCAFFOLDING OR LIFTS

Pro's Pressure Washing flies drones to clean windows, buildings, towers, and tanks. We even seal concrete from the air. Our crew takes on the jobs nobody else can tackle... all while staying on the ground.

See It In Action

Don't think a drone can pressure wash? Watch this!

What We Do

One aircraft. A solution for every job.

We offer different solutions for each customer's needs- a wash, a cleaning, or a coating. Do you struggle with site accessibility, safety, and time constraints? You've come to the right place.

Drone spraying the glass atrium canopy at Arvest Ballpark in Springdale, entrance gate and Arvest Ballpark sign in foreground
Aerial Pressure Washing

A wash is never just cosmetic.

Grime, algae, and mineral staining don't just look bad — they accelerate wear on concrete, steel, and coatings, and they're often the first thing an inspector or the public notices. For municipal tanks and towers, exterior washing is frequently part of the maintenance cycle inspection standards call for. For churches, campuses, stadiums, and commercial properties, it's the difference between a building that looks cared for and one that doesn't. It's most of what we fly, because it's most of what matters.

Drone pressure washing the Callahan Mountain water tank in Springdale
Aerial Window Washing

Glass carries a building's first impression.

Streaked, hazy glass reads as neglect before anyone sets foot inside. Our drone reaches every pane of a multi-story facade without a lift, a rig, or a rope — clean sightlines from the lobby to the top floor, on a schedule that doesn't shut a building down to get there.

Drone perched on a rooftop edge above a glass office tower at sunset, mid job
The Shield Payload

Cleaning gets you clean. The Shield keeps it that way.

After a wash, the Shield payload applies a water-repellent protective coating all in one project — no separate crew, no separate visit. Protected surfaces repel water ingress, damage from freeze-thaw cycles, and resist biological regrowth. This means the next cleaning cycle needs a lighter touch instead of a harder fight and the visit that used to be just a wash becomes ongoing protection.

Drone applying the Shield protective coating
Who We Serve
Churches

Pristine Steeples and Vibrant Windows

We clean steeples, crosses, and sanctuary glass without weeks of scaffold setup or a service interruption on Sunday.

Municipalities, Government Agencies, and Infrastructure Authorities

If It's Big, We Can Wash It.

From tanks to towers to infrastructure- there's no climbing or cranes. Just results.

Property Management and Facilities

Windows, Buildings, and Hard to Reach Places

From full building washes to window cleaning or routine maintenance, we keep your facility looking the way it should.

How It Works

Every job flies the same four-step path.

Site Survey

We map the building or structure and flag every hard-to-reach place before wash day.

Flight Plan

Each job gets a plan tuned to your specific project.

Aerial Application

The drone carries the hose fed water, cleaning solution, or sealant from the ground straight up to what needs attention.

Connect & Inspect

At the end of each project, we connect with the customer to inspect the results and make sure they're satisfied.

Proof, Not Promises

Same Structure, Just Hours Later

No scaffolding, no lift, no crew at height — just the drone and the surface.

Before and after comparison of a church steeple cleaned by drone, left side weathered and right side freshly washed
Before and after comparison of the Springdale Fitzgerald Tank Two water tank, top streaked and stained, bottom clean and bright
Before and after comparison of a Benton-Washington Regional Public Water Authority tank, streaked and stained on the left, clean and bright on the right
Why Drone

No one leaves the ground. No fall risk.

Our drone reaches 200 ft, eliminating the need for boom lifts, scaffolding, or rappelling — and the liability that comes with them.

Traditional Access

  • Lost time and cost to boom lift or scaffolding rental and set up
  • Lane or parking lot closures
  • Rappelling or access limits on unusually shaped features
  • Multi-day jobs for large facades

Pro's Aerial

  • Arrives ready to fly, no rig to build
  • Reaches 200 ft — steeples, tanks, 6+ story glass
  • No one climbs a tower
  • Minimal setup, reduced wasted time, labor, and water use
Ready for Any Job

Answers to Difficult Problems.

Pro's Pressure Washing Sherpa drone staged on the ground in front of the J.B. Hunt headquarters glass tower, ready for flight
Drone washing the J.B. Hunt glass tower with the Pro's caution sign in the foreground
Drone flight at Cross Church
Drone cleaning the Callahan Mountain water tank in Springdale
Drone washing the Springdale Fitzgerald Tank Two water tank
Drone washing the First Baptist steeple
Drone pressure washing the metal roof of a Springdale Water Utilities equipment building, operator in foreground
Drone flying near the Benton-Washington Regional Public Water Authority tank
Drone washing a Benton-Washington Regional Public Water Authority tank directly beneath the agency logo, in fog
Drone applying sealant to the Consolidated Rural Water CET tank
Before and after comparison looking up through the Lewelling Road spider-leg water tower, underside stained on the left, clean on the right
Featured Jobs

An Industry First

A 180' tower and one drone with two jobs. We washed it. We sealed it — a nationwide industry first. We did it first. We did it right.

Drone flying the full height of the Consolidated Rural Water CET tank
Sealed versus unsealed concrete demo with water sprayed on the surface
Drone taking off in front of the 58th Street CET tankDrone washing the lower section of the CET tank, operator in foregroundDrone dwarfed by the full height of the CET tank against a clear skyMid-section of the CET tank during sealant application

Two tanks, two mornings — One Customer

Same agency, same drone, two different sites flown a few days apart.

Timelapse of drone washing the Benton-Washington Regional Public Water Authority tank
Lincoln AR BWRPWA tank before and after, sunrise angleLincoln AR BWRPWA tank half clean half dirty comparisonLincoln AR BWRPWA jobsite with drone in flight at dusk
Timelapse of drone washing the Benton-Washington Regional Public Water Authority tank
Gentry AR BWRPWA tank before and after in fogGentry AR BWRPWA jobsite with twin tanks in fogGentry AR BWRPWA drone washing tank in fog
The Aircraft

Lucid Bots' Tech, Pro's Pressure Washing's Job Site.

Pro's flies the Sherpa cleaning drone, engineered and built by Lucid Bots in Charlotte, North Carolina — U.S.-manufactured hardware purpose-built for exterior cleaning, from window washing to structure washing to sealant application.

Pro's Pressure Washing Lucid Bots Sherpa drone rig on the ground before flight