01Roofs
Moss, lichen and algae. We wash and treat the tiles without anyone climbing up, so nothing gets broken.
Lagos · across the Algarve
Roofs, façades, solar panels and terraces washed at high pressure and treated with the right product, all from the air. No scaffolding, no ladders and nobody working at height.
Real job in Lagos, September 2026
40%
of a traditional clean is the scaffolding alone
48 h
to a fixed price, in writing
0
people working at height
What we do
Same machine, same visit. What changes is the pressure and the product used on each surface.
01Moss, lichen and algae. We wash and treat the tiles without anyone climbing up, so nothing gets broken.
02Salt, dust and damp staining. Houses, condominiums, hotels and apartment blocks.
03Water and a dedicated product, no abrasive contact. A photo of every row, before and after.
04Stone, slabs and cobbles. Pressure matched to each surface.
Not just water
Water takes the dirt off. The product is what treats the surface once it is clean — and we apply that from the air too, on the same visit.
For when there are plants, animals or a pool underneath.
For moss and lichen with a grip on the tiles.
No abrasive contact and no scratching the glass.
The product is chosen after we see the roof. It is named in the aerial report, along with the price.
The bill for a façade
On a traditional clean, the scaffolding is 40% of the invoice: renting the parts, putting it up, taking it down and hauling it away. And scaffolding cleans nothing — it is only the way to get up there.
Come from the air and that part of the bill disappears entirely. What you pay for is the cleaning.

Traditional method
with scaffolding
From the air
Airwave Works
The scaffolding leaves the bill.
Six lines that leave the quote
Not one of them cleans a single square metre. Every one of them is paid for.
From first message to finished job
Send the address and a photo of the property on WhatsApp. We will tell you straight away whether it is a job for us.
We come to the property and photograph the roof and façade from above. We measure the square metres.
You get a two-page PDF with the real condition, what it needs and a fixed price. Within 48 hours.
Usually in one morning. No scaffolding and nobody at height.
Free and with no obligation
Most owners do not, which is why most cleaning quotes are guesses. Our aerial report is free: we fly over, photograph, measure and send you a fixed price within 48 hours. No call-out fee. And the photos are yours to keep either way.

Where we work
From Sagres to Tavira. If your town is not on this list, ask anyway — the Algarve is small seen from above.
Barlavento (west)
Sotavento (east)

Before we fly
The routine never changes: equipment checked, windows protected and neighbours told before we start.
If you manage properties for owners who live abroad, ask us for the paperwork. You will have it the same day.
FAQ
It depends on the square metres and the condition of the surface. That is why we measure before quoting: the aerial report is free and comes with a fixed price within 48 hours, with no obligation.
Pressure is matched to each surface and there is no abrasive contact. And because nobody walks on the tiles, you avoid the risk of cracked tiles that comes with a traditional clean.
No. We work from the outside and the pilot stays on the ground. We only ask that the windows are kept shut.
A typical house is done in one morning. There is no structure to put up or take down, so there are no days of works at home.
We don't fly. We reschedule for the first day with the right conditions, at no cost to you.
It depends on the surface and on what sits underneath. There is an organic product for when there are plants, animals or a pool, a chemical one for moss and lichen with a grip on the tiles, and a solar-specific one for panels. The choice is named in the aerial report, before you approve the job.
Yes. We send the operation paperwork the same day, and the aerial report doubles as a record of the property's condition, which is useful when reporting back to the owner.
Tell us where it is. We'll take it from there.