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Graffiti Removal
Lift tagging off brick, concrete, and metal — without damaging the surface
Get a Free BidLaser ablation lifts spray paint and tagging off brick, concrete, stone, and metal without the abrasive blasting media that can erode masonry surfaces over repeated cleanings, and without the chemical strippers that can discolor or damage porous materials.
Why laser cleaning for this
Gentler on brick, stone, and other masonry than sandblasting
No chemical odor or runoff to manage
Works well on curved surfaces and detailed stonework
Tends to leave less visible "ghosting" than some chemical removal methods
Common uses
- Commercial building facades
- Retaining walls
- Underpasses and public infrastructure
- HOA and community property surfaces
- Metal doors and utility boxes
- Monuments and signage
How it works
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Assess the substrate and the paint used.
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Test a small area to dial in the right laser settings.
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Run the removal pass over the tagged area.
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Inspect for any remaining residue and do an additional pass if needed.
Frequently asked questions
Will it damage the brick or stone underneath?
Laser removal is generally gentler on masonry than sandblasting, but it still needs a calibrated approach specific to the substrate — a quick test area helps confirm the right settings before doing the full job.
Does it work on all paint colors?
Generally yes — darker colors tend to absorb the laser energy well, and reflective or metallic paints may just need adjusted settings.
Can graffiti be removed from painted metal without stripping the original paint underneath?
With careful calibration, the laser can often target just the graffiti layer, though this depends on how the original paint and the graffiti paint each respond to the laser.
How fast is a typical graffiti removal job?
It depends on the size of the area and the substrate. Send photos through our quote form for an estimate.
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