The first impression and a clean appearance counts – this also applies to company buildings. A well-kept exterior facade can significantly enhance the company image and be decisive for whether business partners and visitors enter the building. However, verdigris, lichen, moss and other soiling of the facade from industrial pollutants quickly make buildings appear unkempt and overgrown. The good visual first impression and the value retention of your building facade go hand in hand – because in addition to the decorative cleaning, the longevity of the facade can also be increased considerably. 

The sooner the dirt is removed, the less likely it is that rust and the like will damage the building materials, micro-cracks will make the facade look dull or even cause worse damage such as leaks.

However, manual cleaning is very time-consuming and involves high safety risks for the employees carrying out the work. In addition, technical advances in architecture and the construction industry are leading to increasingly unusual building shapes, so that cleaning facades with high-pressure cleaners is a thing of the past.

Glass roofs bring light and warmth into rooms and buildings. They make rooms appear larger and lend a modern and friendly atmosphere to commercial and representative buildings in particular. Due to its transparent nature, glass is very susceptible to dirt and requires a lot of care. While everyday environmental stresses such as weather, exhaust fumes, weathering and vegetation quickly become visible, bird droppings are a particularly stubborn contaminant on glass roofs. This is not only visually unattractive, but also stresses the material, since the acid it contains can attack the building fabric .

In order to always ensure a well-kept impression of a company building and to counteract premature fatigue of the material due to contamination, the cleaning of glass roofs should not be neglected. The cleaning is often not easy and also carries a high risk of accidents.

We therefore strongly advise against cleaning yourself by stepping on the glass surfaces. While one-story buildings, depending on the area to be cleaned, may work with a telescopic wiper, multi-story and spacious buildings with large areas, special building shapes or sloping glass surfaces present building operators with difficulties.

Our cleaning robot for glass roofs, the semi-automatic Skyline Cleaner® GLASS ROOF, relieves you of the time-consuming, physical and risky task and cleans your glass roofs efficiently and without streaks in just a short time, so that your company and company building shines in new splendor.

Photovoltaic systems are most efficient when they are clean. Depending on the location, PV systems become more or less polluted by external influences such as dust, sand, pollen, ammonia, leaves or bird droppings and sometimes significantly limit the system’s performance, which can lead to economic losses.

However, PV cleaning poses great challenges for some system operators. Large-area cleaning with conventional hand cleaning devices is very time-consuming for large systems and cannot be implemented for either time or economic reasons. With a corresponding semi-automated photovoltaic cleaning device, the physically demanding work is relieved of you and will bring you the best results in a short time. With our Skyline Cleaner® SOLAR machines, will enable you to carry out your PV cleaning quickly, easily and efficiently using radio control or automation.