Graffiti Removal
Project-specific graffiti removal for difficult-to-access public assets.
Drone-supported access may be appropriate for a bridge, overpass, wall, or upper facade when the asset owner approves the plan and the flight, crew, hose, spray, traffic, pedestrian, surface, and environmental controls fit the site.
Built for
- Highway bridges and overpasses
- Retaining walls and sound barriers
- Upper building facades
- Water towers and utility structures
Surfaces we clean
Method Review
What the project must resolve
Traffic and site controls are explicit
The controlling authority decides whether the flight, crew, hose, spray, and recovery envelope requires lane, shoulder, sidewalk, trail, parking, or work-zone controls.
Response goals are measurable
A program can record report, authorization, arrival, and completion times, then test whether its staffed response target changes visibility, backlog, cost, damage, or repeat locations.
Surface-appropriate chemistry
The marking material and substrate are identified, a discreet test area establishes product compatibility, and the approved plan addresses neutralization, rinse, finish, and wash water.
Common Questions
Straight answers
Can you remove graffiti without leaving a "shadow"?
No contractor should guarantee that without testing. Porous material, faded coatings, marking chemistry, and prior treatments can retain a shadow or be damaged by removal products. Establish the acceptable result in a discreet test area.
Do you work with DOTs and municipalities?
Submit the agency, asset, procurement path, required credentials, insurance, safety, traffic, environmental, and documentation requirements so current eligibility and project fit can be confirmed.
How fast can you mobilize?
Timing depends on authorization, location, urgency, crew and equipment availability, airspace, weather, traffic and site controls, product selection, water handling, and surface testing. State the required response target in the request.
Pricing, Honestly
What drives the price of graffiti removal
- Structure type and substrate: concrete, painted steel, and masonry take different removers
- Required traffic, pedestrian, site, aviation, hose, and work-zone controls
- Authorization and response target for a single removal or an approved program
- Test-area findings, acceptable residual shadow, and any full-panel treatment
- Wash-water, documentation, finish, restoration, and closeout requirements
Deep dive: The graffiti removal playbook for DOTs and municipalities
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Common For
Have a graffiti removal scope to evaluate?
Or ask whether a live demonstration is appropriate for your property.
Planning ahead? Ask about an exterior condition report →