KTV Working Drone recently completed the cleaning of an exclusive apartment building in Nyhavn, Bergen. This is an architectural landmark located directly on and over the waterfront, offering stunning views of Byfjorden and the approach to Bergen city centre.

The work was carried out using the pure water method, where the drone gently cleans the facade using 100% purified water without any chemicals. This method effectively removes dust, pollution, and biological growth while being safe for both the building surface and the surrounding environment.

With the KTV Working Drone, facade cleaning can be performed without the need for scaffolding or lifts, providing major advantages in terms of efficiency, safety, and cost, especially on buildings with difficult access, such as this one positioned directly over the sea.

This project is yet another example of how KTV Working Drone is setting a new standard for modern, sustainable, and high-tech facade maintenance.

KTV Working Drone Serbia recently performed facade cleaning in Belgrade for the client Delta Real Estate.

The building, with a total facade area of 3,700 m², is one of several properties managed by Delta Real Estate.

The cleaning was completed in just two days, delivering excellent results and full client satisfaction.

KTV Working Drone Serbia is proud to demonstrate how drone technology enables safe, efficient, and sustainable facade maintenance for large commercial buildings in Serbia.

KTV Working Drone is the market leader, with partners in 66 countries. Our system, the first of its kind, eliminates the need for people working at height, significantly reduces operational risk, and delivers the most sustainable cleaning solution available today.

We are proud to present our advanced solutions to Dussmann Group and highlight the future of efficient and sustainable building maintenance.

Toni Pohjalainen, CEO of KTV Working Drone Finland, stated:
“During hands-on demonstrations like this, we’re able to show how our drone technology is revolutionizing building maintenance, making it safer, faster, and more sustainable than ever before.”

KTV Working Drone is the market leader, with partners in 66 countries. Our system, the first of its kind, eliminates the need for people working at height, significantly reduces operational risk, and delivers the most sustainable cleaning solution available today.

We recently carried out a successful test using 300 bar hot water to clean concrete on the Island Innovator oil rig in Norway. The test was conducted as part of the launch of our next-generation drone, developed to handle significantly higher pressure than previous models.

The cleaning was performed over open water, demonstrating the new possibilities our drone technology now offers for challenging environments. No personnel were exposed to risk, and the drone was operational and ready to begin the task within four minutes, controlled from a distance of 70 meters from the rig.

We are now working on further improvements, including the development of solutions for sandblasting and paint application, with the goal of offering a complete alternative for surface treatment.

The oil, gas, and industrial sectors are key focus areas for us going forward. The potential is substantial, and with KTV Working Drone, we are at the forefront of innovation in safe, efficient, and sustainable maintenance.

Thorough market research led to partnership.
Ronander explains that ISS conducted a thorough market analysis and collected references before selecting KTV as their partner.

“This is a service we wanted to outsource to a partner with the right expertise and experience,” says Ronander.

In recent weeks, the company has focused on promoting the collaboration with KTV internally.

High expectations for the new service.

“We’ve held presentations for technical departments and the sales team, and even hosted webinars to ensure as many people as possible within the organization understand this new service. We’re well underway with spreading the word internally,” Ronander says.

He has high expectations for the partnership and especially for the feedback from the first customers to use the new service.

Two proven cleaning methods.
KTV brings extensive experience in using drones to clean buildings, but Ronander admits there’s always some anticipation when introducing a new service under the ISS umbrella even when using an experienced subcontractor.

KTV has already carried out drone cleanings for property owners who are existing ISS clients.

KTV Working Drone offers two gentle cleaning methods:

• The pure water method: Ideal for windows and glass facades, providing immediate results.

• The SelfCleaner method: Applied to facades, this solution is activated by rain and cleans the surface gradually over a period of up to three months.

The first major player.
Christian Kolsrud at KTV, is excited about the collaboration.

“We’ve spent significant time aligning expectations and ensuring a shared understanding of what drone cleaning involves. I must also commend ISS Facility Services for being both innovative and thorough they’re the first major property management company to develop a dedicated concept for drone-based facade cleaning,” Kolsrud says.

We’re thrilled to celebrate a historic milestone by Mikhil Kotak at KTV Working Drone India, the successful deployment of India’s first DGCA-approved drone-based façade cleaning system at JSW Realty’s Morena House in Mumbai.

This achievement isn’t just about cleaning a building; it’s about changing mindsets. Many believed regulatory approval in such a complex urban environment was impossible. Yet, our team proved that innovation, persistence, and collaboration can turn ‘impossible’ into ‘industry standard.’

A standing ovation to:

• JSW Realty led by Tarini Jindal Handa and Sujal Shroff for their foresight.
• The architects and project teams Laxmi Arya, Ghansham Kajale who trusted technology to preserve their vision.
• KTV Working Drone India for showcasing how drones can redefine facility services in emerging markets.

Our mission remains the same: to make urban drone solutions safer, smarter, and scalable, because the future of infrastructure isn’t just about building, it’s about sustaining.

We are excited to announce the launch of our latest drone, the DJI Matrice 400, a powerful upgrade designed to handle high pressure machines delivering up to 300 bar. This new model features enhanced stability through advanced sensor technology, making operations safer and more precise.

Our updated KTV Working Drone software is also nearing release and will bring significant improvements in performance and user experience.

The drone is engineered for high-performance tasks such as deep cleaning, surface treatment, and sandblasting. It is purpose-built for use across property maintenance, industrial facilities, oil & gas sectors, and infrastructure projects.

This launch marks a major leap forward, opening the door to new markets and expanded capabilities.

KTV Working Drone is the market leader, with partners in 66 countries. The KTV Group brings over 34 years of experience in cleaning and surface treatment within the offshore, industry and property sectors.

Norwegian rail operator Bane NOR is now investing in the future of building maintenance by bying a complete drone cleaning solutions from KTV Working Drone. Their property and maintenance division has received a complete drone team setup, including all necessary equipment including KTV Working Drone, KTV Power Cleaner, safety equipment, training and operating permits.

Bane NOR will now use drones for facade and window cleaning on their own property portfolio across Norway.

At the heart of this solution is the KTV Power Cleaner, an all-electric high pressure system powered by a 30 kW battery bank, providing clean energy for pump systems and high-pressure cleaning, all with zero emissions.

This agreement marks a major step forward for sustainable infrastructure maintenance in Norway. Similar agreements with other public agencies are already in progress, underlining the growing demand for safer, greener alternatives to traditional high-access work.

The KTV Working Drone system is a world first in its class, removing the need for people to work at height, reducing operational risk, and offering the most sustainable cleaning method on the market.

Once again, Norway leads the way, setting an example for how modern technology can improve safety, efficiency, and environmental responsibility across public sectors.

Oslo Municipality in Norway is the first in the world to issue a public tender that requires the use of drones for facade and window cleaning. This decision comes after two years of testing drone cleaning on public buildings.

Key reasons behind the move include increased sustainability by removing personnel from hazardous work, reducing emissions, cutting cleaning time, and lowering costs.

This marks a major milestone that is expected to influence other countries. KTV Working Drone, developed in Norway, is now operative in 66 countries worldwide, and similar discussions are already underway in countries like Singapore and Japan.

Several countries are also reviewing safety regulations regarding climbers, with potential moves to ban manual high-rise cleaning due to the associated risks.

KTV Working Drone India meets Indian Railway for a high-tech makeover of Kamahya Depot in Guwahati.

This demo confirms that Indian Railway (Northeast Frontier Railway) are pro-innovation in testing new ways to keep their infrastructure clean. Looking forward to a discussing long-term partnership with Indian Govt.

Check out and follow KTV Working Drone India – https://ktvworkingdrone.com/in/ and reach out to Mikhil Kotak mikhil.kotak@ktvworkingdrone.com for more info. Limited franchisee’s available in India so don’t wait too long!