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DroneWash operator training

Real-world, drone-agnostic education built by active drone cleaning professionals — flight operations, application chemistry, and business training, delivered across multiple sessions all through 2026.

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Sessions in 2026
Backed by the best in the industry

Industry partners

DroneNerds
Midwest Washing Equipment
VT Insurance
WPT-Engineered Drone Cleaning Chemicals
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Midwest Washing Equipment
VT Insurance
WPT-Engineered Drone Cleaning Chemicals
Drones On The Fly

Trained on multiple drone systems — hands-on time isn't limited to one platform.

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Lucid

What operators are saying

★★★★★

"The chemistry section alone was worth the trip. We changed how we quote jobs the week we got back."

Marcus Delgado — Peak Aerial Wash Co.
★★★★★

"Hands-on time every day, not just slides. Left with a certification and actual confidence running the rig."

Jenna Whitfield — SkyClean Solutions
★★★★★

"Brought two guys from our crew and the team discount made it a no-brainer. Already booking our next job with what we learned."

Tyrell Boone — Boone Building Services
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We spend real time on application chemistry — how to actually match the right chemical to the jobsite in front of you. This isn't a vendor sales pitch dressed up as a class.

Core to the curriculum, not a bolt-on

What our flagship 3-Day course covers

3 DAYS · HANDS-ON
Day 1
FLIGHT OPERATIONS & SAFETY
Day 2
CHEMISTRY & APPLICATION
Day 3
BUSINESS & GROUND OPS

This is the Aug 26–28 session. This same 3-day course also runs Oct 7–9 and Dec 2–4 — see the Sessions tab for the full 2026 calendar.

Training in action

Crew training in the field
In the field
Classroom instruction during certification
Certification day
Washing equipment rig close-up
Equipment close-up

Watch the training

YOUTUBE, VIMEO, DROPBOX, OR UPLOAD
Three days, on-site

Class schedule

Shown below is the schedule for the Aug 26–28 session. Exact hours may shift slightly for each individual class date (Oct 7–9, Dec 2–4, and beyond) — check the Sessions tab or your confirmation email for that session's specifics.

Day 1

Drone operations & flight safety

Aug 26
8:00 – 9:00 AM
Welcome & course overview
Introductions, course objectives, safety expectations, equipment overview
9:00 – 10:30 AM
FAA Part 107 review
Airspace, weather considerations, mission planning, risk assessment
10:30 – 12:00 PM
Drone systems
Aircraft inspection, batteries, payloads, pumps, plumbing systems, preventative maintenance
Lunch
1:00 – 5:00 PM
Hands-on flight training
Aircraft setup, pre-flight procedures, takeoff and landing, hover control, precision movements, cleaning flight techniques, distance management, emergency procedures, multiple flight rotations, equipment teardown
Day 2

Chemistry & application sciences

Aug 27
8:00 – 9:30 AM
Fundamentals of cleaning chemistry
Understanding pH, organic vs. inorganic contamination, oxidizers, surfactants, detergents, chelating agents
9:30 – 11:00 AM
Surface identification
Glass, EIFS, brick, concrete, metal panels, painted substrates, natural stone
11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Chemical selection
Choosing the proper chemistry, surface compatibility, environmental considerations, safety
Lunch
1:00 – 4:00 PM
Application methods
Mix ratios, dwell time, rinsing techniques, drone application, ground application, overspray control, wind management, quality control
4:00 – 5:00 PM
Real-world case studies
Successful projects, common failures, troubleshooting, open Q&A
Day 3

Business, marketing & ground operations

Aug 28
8:00 – 9:30 AM
Building your business
Startup considerations, insurance, licensing, equipment planning, scaling operations
9:30 – 11:00 AM
Estimating & pricing
Production rates, job costing, profit margins, proposal development, recurring service agreements
11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Sales & marketing
Finding customers, cold outreach, digital marketing, demonstrations, closing commercial accounts
Lunch
1:00 – 2:30 PM
Ground support operations
Rig setup, water management, chemical handling, crew responsibilities, jobsite workflow
2:30 – 3:30 PM
Equipment maintenance
Daily inspections, pump maintenance, hose care, drone maintenance, long-term equipment management
3:30 – 5:00 PM
Open forum & graduation
Business strategy discussion, individual operator evaluations, next steps, certificate presentation, group photo & networking
Where you'll be

SpringHill Suites, Fort Worth Stockyards

Fort Worth Stockyards National Historic District · Fort Worth, TX
All in-person classes are held here. Staying at this hotel is a requirement of enrollment — we've negotiated a group rate, and this is where all training takes place. Lodging cost is paid by the attendee, but we handle making the reservation itself as part of your course registration, so please don't call the hotel directly; our team takes care of booking your room for you.
Fort Worth Stockyards entrance sign on Exchange Avenue
Stockyards entrance, Exchange Ave · Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA
SpringHill Suites Fort Worth Historic Stockyards, exterior at twilight
SpringHill Suites, Fort Worth Stockyards

This hotel sits inside the Stockyards district itself, not just nearby it — the historic grounds start right outside the door, so there's no drive or shuttle between where you sleep and where the city's Western heritage actually lives.

Once class wraps for the day, Mule Alley's restaurants, saloons, and live music are a short walk away, along with Billy Bob's Texas, the Cowtown Coliseum, and the rest of the historic yards. The hotel's own rooftop bar, Ático, overlooks the Stockyards skyline if you'd rather stay in.

Free hot breakfast Rooftop bar · Ático Fitness center Meeting space on-site Free WiFi
SpringHill Suites Stockyards District ≈ 1–10 min walk
The historic district border sits right outside the hotel; Mule Alley and Billy Bob's Texas are within about a 10-minute walk.
Everything on the calendar

Upcoming sessions

This flyer covers the Aug 26–28 3-Day Operator Course in Fort Worth — but that's one of several sessions running through the end of the year. Here's everything currently on the schedule.

3-Day Drone Washing Operator Course

The flagship hands-on course — flight operations, chemistry, and business development. Dallas–Fort Worth, TX.
$2,999 per operator — 20% off each additional seat from your company
August 26–28, 2026
Fort Worth, TX · In-person
October 7–9, 2026
Dallas, TX · In-person
December 2–4, 2026
Dallas, TX · In-person

Advanced Chemistry & Application Series

Live online sessions with our in-house chemist, for operators already running drone cleaning services who want to sharpen technique and solve recurring problems.
Live online4 hours12–4pm CTQ&A included
$499 per session, per operator
Advanced Facade Cleaning
Thursday, September 10, 2026
Advanced Window Cleaning
Thursday, October 15, 2026
Advanced Applications & Troubleshooting
Thursday, November 19, 2026

Advanced Flight Training — Roof-Down Flying Operations

A field course for experienced operators looking to sharpen precision and confidence in commercial cleaning environments. Limited enrollment. Delivered in partnership with DroneCleanUSA, led by David Wheeler, an expert in roof-down flying do's and don'ts.
In-personHands-on field trainingOne full dayLimited enrollmentPartnered with DroneCleanUSA
$1,499 per operator — lodging & meals included
December 10, 2026
Dallas, TX · In-person
December 11, 2026
Dallas, TX · In-person
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Pick the session you're enrolling in below. Reference the SKU shown when you email or call so we can confirm the right course and date.

Per operator
$2,999
Bring more than one person from your company and every additional seat is 20% off — full 3-day training, certificate of completion, and course materials included.
Reference SKU: DWT-3DAY-0826
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Questions? Email parker@dronecleaningresources.com or call 430-422-782.

Course includes

  • Hands-on drone flight training
  • Professional chemistry instruction
  • Surface-specific cleaning methods
  • FAA operational review
  • Business development and pricing
  • Sales and marketing strategies
  • Ground support operations
  • Equipment maintenance
  • Course materials
  • Certificate of completion