Lomingo International has launched the first drone facade cleaning course in the Balkans. The company developed a specialised programme for the professional use of drones in cleaning facades, buildings, roofs and solar panels. It is a completely new type of course in the region. For the first time, drone pilots can gain the skills to work in this specific field.

The course answers the growing need for modern and safe methods of maintaining buildings at height.

A new approach to building cleaning

Traditional facade washing often requires scaffolding, aerial lifts or working at great heights. The first drone cleaning course in the Balkan region shows how drone technology can transform this sector.

Drone systems are used in washing:

• Facades of residential and office buildings.
• Industrial buildings.
• Roofs.
• Solar panels.
• Hard-to-reach surfaces.

This improves workplace safety and significantly reduces the time needed for each job.

Solar panel maintenance with drones

New solar installations across the region increase the need for regular panel cleaning. Dirt, dust and pollen can reduce energy output, so proper maintenance matters.

On the facade and solar panel cleaning course, students learn to use the washing systems correctly. They also learn to work safely at great heights and on surfaces that are hard to reach.

Lomingo International, a pioneer in the region

By launching the first drone cleaning course in the Balkans, Lomingo International has become a pioneer in this specialised field. The programme combines theory, safety procedures and practical work with professional washing systems.

Lomingo has the largest network of drone pilots in the Balkan region. Through its courses and projects, the company continues to develop new applications of drone technology in industry and infrastructure maintenance.

Lomingo tip

The building cleaning course is a new business opportunity for drone pilots. It lets them expand their services and enter the fast-growing market for building and solar system maintenance.