Reverse-osmosis water
We control cleaning and rinsing water quality to reduce the risk of mineral deposits.
Start with the facility you need to care for. Each service explains the benefit, process and information needed to assess the project.

Recover the light blocked by soiling with reverse-osmosis water, zoned coverage and an O&M-focused plan.

Clean roofs, warehouses, skylights and structures while coordinating every phase with production, logistics and access.

Protect the building’s appearance without starting with a more complex access solution than necessary.

Identify signs, organise the evidence and decide which areas need closer review.
This figure was observed in a Málaga case study during prolonged accumulation and is not a forecast for every plant. Dust, pollen, sand and other deposits reduce the light reaching the module; actual impact must be checked against site data.
We control cleaning and rinsing water quality to reduce the risk of mineral deposits.
After cleaning, we can apply a treatment compatible with the module, technical requirements and warranty conditions.
When soiling requires it, we define the product, local test, rinsing and runoff management in advance.
The drone is not the goal; it is the tool. We use it where it can simplify access, structure the intervention and reduce disruption around the asset.
We assess facades, roofs and facilities where access shapes maintenance.
Where feasible, part of the work can be carried out from the ground.
The intervention may require less setup and occupy less space around the asset.
Visual records, inspection and a maintenance recommendation can be integrated into the scope.

We assess roofs, skylights, warehouses, facades, canopies and elevated structures. Work is organised by zone and operating window to reduce interference with production, logistics, access and internal circulation.
A good intervention starts before take-off. We study the asset, access and constraints to define a realistic scope, reduce surprises and choose the right method.
View detailsWe prepare the equipment, check the water supply and coordinate the work zone before starting. The final method follows an assessment of the surface, surroundings and site activity.
We review location, material, height, geometry, soiling, access and the service objective.
We check surface compatibility, surroundings, available resources and operational feasibility.
We select the method, configuration and, where needed, a localised test before closing the scope.
We agree the perimeter, access, schedule, protection and coordination with site activity.
We execute the work and adapt the operation to the actual conditions of the day.
We deliver the agreed record and recommend a maintenance interval where it adds value.
Configuration, water, distance and procedure are adjusted after reviewing the material and surroundings. The aim is to act with care, protect the surface and coordinate with asset activity.


A clear assessment, coordination with the building and recurring maintenance options.
02Work windows and controlled zones designed to reduce interference with users and activity.
03Technical planning compatible with access, production and site-specific restrictions.
04Cleaning, inspection and records integrated into an asset-care programme.
05Specialist capacity, multi-asset coordination and white-label delivery where required.
Assessment, scope and proposal for a specific need.
02Annual, six-monthly, quarterly or asset-specific maintenance schedule.
03Cleaning, records, inspection and thermography where the scope requires it.
04Coordinated B2B or white-label service for one or several locations.
Where feasible, it can reduce work at height, auxiliary access equipment, preparation time and occupation of the surroundings. The actual benefit depends on the asset.
No. We review material, condition, geometry, dirt and surroundings before confirming the method and configuration.
It depends on location, airspace, work zone and type of operation. We assess and coordinate this to minimise disruption.
We assess area, height, geometry, dirt, material, access, location, available resources, restrictions and frequency.
Send a few photographs, the location and a short explanation. We will review access, constraints and scope, then explain whether the service is feasible and what comes next.