Stellenbosch
Estate buildings, tasting rooms and farm solar sit among vineyards and gardens where a scaffold tower is both impractical and unwelcome. SKAI cleans them from the air, with water and runoff controlled on the ground.
Whitewashed walls, thatch, terracotta roofs and large glass fronts each need a different approach. Painted and heritage finishes are treated at low pressure, and where a finish is fragile we say so before the work starts.
Runoff is planned before the flight: where the spray lands, what it carries and how it is kept out of dams, tanks and sensitive planting. Biodegradable products are used where suitable, and purified water leaves no mineral residue on glass or panels.
Poultry houses, pack sheds and cellar roofs carry large arrays that are hard to reach and easy to neglect. Cleaning is done without foot traffic on the modules so the panels are not stressed.
Stellenbosch and the wider Winelands are served on a planned schedule. Estate access, gate times and harvest periods are agreed before the site visit.
Questions
The spray is directed at the building and the runoff path is planned in advance. Where plants are close to the facade, the method is adjusted or the area is covered.
Heritage finishes are assessed first. Low pressure and a matched nozzle are used, and work is declined where the surface cannot be treated safely.
Yes, including pack sheds and poultry houses, without walking on the panels.
A few weeks is typical in season. Share the building and the surfaces and we will confirm the inspection date.
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A site visit and drone pre-inspection come before any price. Share what you can and we will schedule the assessment.