Australian Customer Case: The All In 1 Crew Deploys the AeroClean P3 (T50) for Commercial Facade Cleaning

Drone-assisted exterior cleaning is moving beyond demonstrations and becoming a practical service for commercial property maintenance. In Perth, Western Australia, The All In 1 Crew has introduced the AeroClean P3 (T50) Tethered Drone Cleaning System into its operations and is already using it to clean building façades and other difficult-to-access exterior surfaces for local customers.

This project demonstrates how a professional cleaning company can turn drone technology into a real commercial service while improving access to elevated areas and reducing reliance on conventional work-at-height methods.

Who Is The All In 1 Crew?

The All In 1 Crew is an Australian commercial cleaning and property maintenance company serving businesses across Perth. Its services include commercial cleaning, pressure cleaning, window cleaning, solar panel cleaning and drone-assisted high-access cleaning.

The company works with commercial properties that require regular exterior maintenance, including façades, windows and other elevated surfaces that may be difficult to reach using conventional ground-based equipment.

By adding the P3 (T50) to its service capabilities, The All In 1 Crew can now provide its customers with a more technology-driven approach to exterior building maintenance.

What Cleaning Challenge Did the Customer Need to Address?

Cleaning a building exterior becomes more complicated as the height and surface area increase. Ground-operated pressure-cleaning equipment may not reach upper sections, while scaffolding, elevated work platforms and rope-access teams require additional planning, equipment and safety procedures.

For a commercial cleaning company, these challenges can limit the types of projects it can accept. They can also increase preparation time and cause greater disruption around the property.

The All In 1 Crew needed a system that could help its operators access elevated exterior surfaces while keeping the main cleaning team on the ground. The P3 (T50) provided a way to bring pressurized cleaning directly to the façade through a drone-mounted tethered spraying system.

How Is the P3 (T50) Being Used in Australia?

The customer footage shows the system being used as part of an actual exterior cleaning operation rather than a controlled product demonstration. The drone carries the cleaning attachment to the required height while water is continuously supplied from the ground through the tethered hose.

From the ground, the operator can guide the cleaning head along the building surface and direct the water spray toward the required areas. This makes it possible to approach sections of a façade that would otherwise require workers or large access equipment to be positioned at height.

The All In 1 Crew has already started using this setup to deliver cleaning services to its own customers, demonstrating that the system can be integrated into a commercial cleaning workflow.

How Does the Tethered Cleaning System Improve the Workflow?

Unlike a drone that relies on a small onboard water tank, the P3 (T50) receives water continuously from a ground-based supply. This is particularly important for façade cleaning because larger surfaces usually require more water than a compact airborne tank could carry.

The flexible cleaning structure also helps operators direct the spray toward different parts of the building exterior. Instead of relying only on the drone’s flight angle, the cleaning attachment can be positioned to work closer to the target surface and handle different cleaning directions.

For a service provider such as The All In 1 Crew, this approach can support a more practical workflow:

• The system and ground equipment are deployed near the building.
• The operator inspects the façade and plans the cleaning route.
• Water is supplied continuously from the ground.
• The drone carries the cleaning attachment to elevated areas.
• The operator cleans the surface section by section while monitoring the flight and spray direction.
• The completed areas can be inspected before the equipment is moved to the next section.

Why Is Drone-Assisted Cleaning Valuable for Commercial Properties?

The main value is not simply replacing one cleaning tool with another. Drone-assisted cleaning gives service providers an additional way to approach buildings where height, access conditions or surrounding space make conventional methods difficult.

By keeping operators on the ground, the system can reduce direct exposure to high-altitude working conditions. It can also reduce dependence on scaffolding or other large access equipment for suitable projects.

For property managers and business owners, this may mean less preparation around the building and less interference with entrances, pedestrian areas or normal commercial activities. The exact deployment method will still depend on the building structure, local regulations, weather and site-specific safety requirements.

What Types of Projects Can This Solution Support?

The P3 (T50) is designed for elevated exterior cleaning tasks such as building façades, exterior glass, commercial structures and other difficult-to-access surfaces.

For The All In 1 Crew, the technology complements its existing pressure-cleaning and property-maintenance services. This allows the company to evaluate each site and select an appropriate cleaning method rather than relying on a single approach for every property.

Potential customers include:

• Commercial cleaning contractors
• Building maintenance companies
• Facility management teams
• Exterior and pressure-cleaning specialists
• High-access cleaning service providers
• Property managers responsible for multi-level buildings

What Does This Australian Customer Case Demonstrate?

The project shows how the P3 (T50) can move from product delivery to revenue-generating field operations. The All In 1 Crew did not purchase the system only for internal testing—it has incorporated the equipment into its service offering and is already using it to complete exterior cleaning work for customers.

For cleaning companies considering drone technology, this case provides a practical example of how an aerial tethered cleaning system can expand high-access service capabilities while working alongside existing cleaning equipment and personnel.

Bringing Drone Cleaning into Real Commercial Operations

The cooperation with The All In 1 Crew marks another real-world deployment of the AeroClean P3 (T50) in an overseas market. More importantly, it demonstrates how professional cleaning businesses can use drone-assisted equipment to address genuine customer needs rather than treating the technology as a standalone novelty.

As demand grows for safer and more flexible building-maintenance methods, systems such as the P3 (T50) can help cleaning contractors explore new project opportunities and develop specialized high-access services.