Graffiti Removal
Paint and tags removed from brick, render, fences and roller doors without damage.
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What graffiti removal actually involves
Speed matters with graffiti, for two reasons: fresh paint has not fully cured into the substrate and comes off far more completely, and a tag that stays up attracts more. We work seven days for this one and prioritise it accordingly.
The substrate decides the method. Sealed or painted surfaces and roller doors usually take a solvent gel and a low-pressure rinse. Porous brick, block and unsealed concrete have absorbed pigment below the surface, which needs a poultice that draws it back out — pressure alone on porous brick just blasts the face off the masonry and leaves a permanent light patch that looks worse than the tag.
Where a surface has been hit repeatedly, an anti-graffiti coating is worth costing. It gives you a sacrificial layer, so the next tag washes off in minutes rather than needing us back out.
We work for body corporates, schools, councils and business owners, and we can invoice on account if you need repeat call-outs handled without a purchase order each time.
Available across Brisbane, Gold Coast, Ipswich, Logan and the Sunshine Coast, seven days a week, 7am–9pm, incl. weekends.
What happens on the day
Five steps, start to finish. Same either way — home or commercial.
We check the surface
Brick, render and roller doors each need a different method.
Test patch
Tried out of sight first, before we touch the tag.
Paint lifted
Gel on sealed surfaces, a poultice to draw it out of brick.
Rinsed and checked
A second pass on anything the first one left behind.
Photos and coating
Photos for your records, plus a coating if it keeps happening.