Graffiti attracts more graffiti, and the fresher it is, the easier to remove. We remove it with the right method for each surface (specific remover + pressure/hot water), always with a prior test on a discreet spot so as not to leave a "shadow" or damage the wall.
Why it is not worth putting off
A tagged wall signals neglect and invites more tagging, the snowball effect degrades the image of the building or business. Acting fast breaks the cycle and works out cheaper.
How we do it
- Identifying the surface (render, stone, metal, glass) → the right product
- Specific remover + hot water/adjusted pressure
- Always a test on a discreet spot before proceeding
- Doors and powder-coated surfaces: automotive-style polishing after removal, to even out the gloss
- Optional: anti-graffiti varnish on top, a sacrificial layer that makes the next tag wipe off in minutes
Mistakes we see (and avoid)
- The wrong generic product, leaves a permanent "ghost" stain
- Dry high pressure on render, strips the surface
- Persisting without a test, risks ruining the whole wall
Guide price, no surprisesAlways an invoiceBefore/after photosNo prepayment