Heated, high-pressure water and gentle wet soda blasting remove graffiti from brick, block, stone and concrete without harsh scrubbing.
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Heat does a lot of the work. For tougher jobs, wet abrasive blasting with baking soda removes paint while being gentler on older masonry than harsher blasting media.
Building walls, alleys and retaining walls.
Foundations, barriers, steps and concrete structures.
Exterior masonry around shops and plazas.
Masonry enclosures, block fences and walls.
Tagged sidewalks, lots and paved areas.
Parks structures, underpasses and public buildings.
Add services to the same visit at the same location and save on the whole job. A single dumpster pad cleaning on its own is billed at the standard rate.
Prices do not include Connecticut sales tax (6.35%), which is added to each cleaning. Quotes exclude sales tax. Tax-exempt organizations (such as municipalities) must provide a valid CT exemption certificate.
Exterior brick, block, stone and concrete. We don’t work on interior painted surfaces.
Wet abrasive blasting that uses baking soda. It removes paint while being gentler on older masonry than harsher blasting media.
Most graffiti comes off completely. On very porous surfaces, a faint shadow can remain; we’ll tell you up front if we expect that.
Yes. Recurring plans keep frequently tagged sites clean, and quick removal discourages repeat tagging.
Send us a few details and we’ll reply with a quote, usually within one business day. Prefer to talk? Call 860-770-5777. Hablamos español.
Quotes exclude sales tax. Tax-exempt organizations (such as municipalities) must provide a valid CT exemption certificate.
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