Graffiti Removal in Craigieburn

We give you the next available date when we quote. For commercial clients with urgent presentation requirements (shopfronts, school facades, government property), call us directly to discuss timing. The faster graffiti is removed, the less it bonds into the surface and the better the result.

Yes. Brick is porous, which means paint penetrates quickly — so faster action improves the result. We use specialist solvent chemistry matched to the paint type, applied with soft agitation rather than high-pressure blasting. On rough-face brick the removal may not be 100% complete but the improvement is usually dramatic.

Ghosting — a faint outline of the tag remaining after cleaning — is more common on highly porous surfaces like raw brick and rough concrete, or when graffiti has been there for weeks. Our goal is to minimise ghosting with the right chemistry and dwell time, but we will tell you honestly from photos whether complete removal is realistic before we start.

Yes, if the right chemistry is used. Rendered walls need graffiti remover that dissolves the paint without attacking the underlying acrylic binder. We use render-safe solvents and low-pressure rinse. High-pressure blasting on render to remove graffiti will often remove the paint coating as well.

Yes, especially on commercial properties in high-tagging areas. A sacrificial anti-graffiti coating means the next removal is a simple solvent wipe rather than a multi-stage clean — saving time, cost and surface wear with each incident. The coating typically lasts 3–5 years. For surfaces that are tagged more than once a year, the cost payback is usually under 12 months.

Graffiti removal is quoted from photos because the paint type, the surface and how long the paint has cured all change the method. Send photos of the graffiti and the surface and we reply with a written fixed price.