The fastest way into drone facade-cleaning — without learning it the hard way.
One 60-minute call with me. We go through the wind limits, the landing procedure, the budget plan — everything that took real, expensive mistakes for me to learn. I hand it to you straight, no fluff.
CORNER APPROACH: AVOID
STATUS: PROTOCOL READY
Nobody hands you the parts that actually matter.
There's plenty of drone content online. Almost none of it covers commercial facade-cleaning — reading the wind, handling the corners, talking to clients, pricing the job. Most people getting into this trade are flying blind on the business side, even the ones who are genuinely good pilots.
No real mentor
Generic drone tutorials don't cover live building exteriors, corner turbulence, or commercial client expectations.
Expensive trial-and-error
Every mistake on a real job risks the aircraft, the client relationship, or both.
No clear starting point
What equipment, what budget, what building height to start on — nobody lays it out clearly.
I learned this the hard way. You don't have to.
I'm Gus. I started out with a camera drone — real estate shots, the easy stuff. Then I picked up commercial work on live building exteriors, and the job changed overnight.
Wind at height, corners that create turbulence you can't see, a schedule that doesn't forgive a bad call. I've had a $15,000+ aircraft flip in the wind on landing — that's not something you forget, and it's exactly why I built a real protocol afterward: wind limits, landing procedure, corner rules, the discipline that keeps the next flight from becoming the same story.
I'm not a certified instructor and I don't run a course. I'm just one operator who's flown the real jobs, made the expensive mistake, and wrote down what I learned — so you don't have to learn it the same way I did.
What operators say after the call.
Placeholder cards — replace with real quotes as sessions are completed.
"Add a quote from an operator about a specific mistake this session helped them avoid."
"Add a quote about the roadmap or safety protocol PDF being useful out in the field."
"Add a quote about the confidence this gave them before their first real job."
One call. Everything I know, handed to you straight.
Most operators learn safety the expensive way — a bad landing, a damaged drone, a client who doesn't call back. I already paid for those lessons. In one 60-minute call, I hand you the roadmap and the protocol I built from them, so your first months in this business look like month twelve instead of week one.
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A 60-Minute Live Strategy CallNot a course. A real conversation about your equipment, your city, and your starting point — your questions, answered live.
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Your Personalized Launch Roadmap (PDF)A phased foundation → proof → scale plan mapped to your budget — from building-height selection (I recommend starting under 7 stories) to the two-tier breakdown of what to spend before you launch versus once you're booking jobs.
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The Flight Safety Protocol (PDF)My actual documented protocol — a 24 km/h hard wind ceiling, landing procedure, corner-avoidance rules — built from real incidents, not textbook theory.
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The PSI-by-Floor Reference ChartKnow the exact water pressure a job needs by floor height, before you ever pull the trigger.
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The Full Session RecordingSent to you after the call, so nothing gets lost — rewatch it, share it with a business partner, come back to it before your first job.
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A Grand Slam Offer Follow-UpOnce your operations are solid, guidance on how to position and price your own offer — so the phone actually rings.
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Direct Email Follow-UpAnything we don't finish live, I follow up on by email — you're not left with half an answer.
EVERYTHING ABOVE, IN ONE CALL
One-on-one, over video call. Your equipment, your market, your questions.
Book a 1:1 SessionIf you don't leave with at least one concrete change to make before your next flight, I'll give you a second call — free.
I only take a handful of these a month, so I can actually give you my full attention.
Before you book, the honest answers.
Do I need experience already?+
No — the session meets you where you are, whether you're deciding if this trade is right for you or you're already flying and want the operational side dialed in.
What if I don't have equipment yet?+
That's part of the call — what to buy, what to rent or borrow first, and what to skip until you're actually booking jobs.
Is this only for facade cleaning?+
The protocol is built for facade cleaning specifically — wind limits, corner rules, water pressure by floor — but the operational discipline applies to any commercial exterior drone work.
What happens after the call?+
You get the full recording, your personalized roadmap PDF, and the safety protocol PDF by email — plus follow-up if anything's still unclear.
Is there a guarantee?+
Yes — if you don't leave with at least one concrete change to make before your next flight, I'll give you a second call, free.
Is this different from Sky2Site's builder service?+
Yes — this is for people who want to fly professionally themselves. Sky2Site's separate aerial-marketing service is for builders who want me to fly their project for them.
Ready to stop guessing and start flying?
One 60-minute call. Bring your questions — leave with a roadmap, a safety protocol, and a plan you can actually start this week.
Aerial Marketing for Builders
Sky2Site also shoots cinematic drone photo, video, and progress documentation for builders in Waterloo Region — the service that started this company. It's still running, still booking jobs. If that's what brought you here, reach out directly.
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