Graffiti spoils the look of a building or a shop, and removing it badly can be worse than leaving it: solvents leave rings and shadows, and pressure washing or sand wears away the stone.
With laser cleaning we remove the graffiti pigment, even what has soaked into the pores, without touching the material underneath. It works on stone, marble, granite, brick, concrete, ceramics and metal.
Advantages
No shadows
The pigment is also removed from inside the pores, which is where other methods leave «ghosting».
No wear
There is no friction or abrasion: the material is left just as it was before the graffiti.
Clean and dry
No water or sludge on the pavement: the residue is extracted right at the point of work.
Where we work
- Residential buildings and owners’ associations: facades, marble or granite plinths, entrances, cladding and exposed brick walls.
- Shops: roller shutters, aluminium panels and shop windows.
- Heritage: monuments, churches and listed facades, following heritage conservation criteria.
- Walls and fences in brick or concrete.
How we do it
We check the type of paint and the surface, adjust the laser with a trial on one edge of the graffiti and remove it progressively, extracting the residue. An ordinary tag is usually dealt with in a single visit.
From Viladecavalls (Barcelona) we work across Spain and on international projects.
Have a similar project?
We visit you, assess the building and give you a detailed, no-obligation quote.
Graffiti FAQs
Are there shadows left after the graffiti is removed?
With the laser, on the vast majority of surfaces, no: the pigment is also removed from inside the pores, which is where solvents and pressure washing leave the typical shadows or «ghosting».
Which surfaces can graffiti be removed from?
Natural stone, marble, granite, exposed brick, concrete, ceramic cladding and metal, including shop shutters. In each case we adjust the equipment to the material.
How long does it take to remove graffiti?
It depends on the size, the paint and the surface. An ordinary tag on a facade or shutter is usually dealt with in a single visit.
