Professional Graffiti Removal
Controlled graffiti removal for commercial, managed and public-facing properties, using a surface-conscious method designed to minimise disruption and unnecessary damage.
The High-Pressure Approach
Why Aggressive Jet Washing Can Make the Problem Worse
Graffiti is rarely only a cosmetic problem. An unsuitable removal method can affect the underlying brick, stone, render, concrete or coating and leave a more visible problem behind.
- High-pressure water can contribute to saturation, water ingress or staining on unsuitable surfaces.
- Excessive pressure or abrasion can alter the texture of softer brick, stone, render or repaired areas.
- Paint can remain in pores or spread across the surrounding surface, leaving ghosting or shadows.
- Water, chemicals and debris may require additional containment and cleanup in public-facing locations.
Controlled Vacuum Blasting With Integrated Extraction
Vacuum blasting combines selected blast media with integrated extraction. The process is designed to clean the assessed surface in a controlled way while recovering much of the removed media and debris at source.
- No high-pressure water introduced by the process.
- No harsh cleaning chemicals required by the process.
- Integrated extraction helps contain removed media and debris.
- Media and settings are selected following assessment of the surface and coating.
Controlled Vacuum Blasting
Where Can We Remove Graffiti?
We assess the surface, coating and surrounding environment before deciding whether vacuum blasting is appropriate.
Brick
Natural Stone
Concrete
Granite
Render & Plaster
Suitable Cladding
Historic, fragile, repaired, painted, coated or unknown surfaces require careful assessment and may require testing. Titus does not clean glass using these systems.
Our Recent Work
Examples of graffiti removal work completed using a controlled approach selected for the surface and location.
Need the Graffiti Assessed?
Tell us about the location, surface and urgency. We will review the project and arrange the appropriate next step.
A Clear Four-Step Process
You will understand the recommended method, expected scope and price before removal work begins.
Tell Us About the Problem
Share the location, affected surface, approximate area and any access or urgency requirements.
On-Site Assessment
We assess the surface, paint, condition and working environment. A test area may be required.
Recommendation and Quote
You receive a clear proposed method, scope of work and quotation based on the assessment.
Controlled Removal
The agreed work is completed using the selected system and appropriate controls for the location.
Graffiti Removal FAQs
Straightforward information about pricing, surfaces, suitability and the removal process.
How much does graffiti removal cost?
Pricing depends on the size of the affected area, type of paint or coating, surface material, access, containment requirements and condition of the substrate. We provide a clear quotation following assessment.
Will the process damage the surface?
No removal process can be guaranteed suitable for every surface. Vacuum blasting is controlled and designed to minimise the risk of damage, but the surface must be assessed and a test area may be required.
Does vacuum blasting use water or chemicals?
The process uses no high-pressure water and requires no harsh cleaning chemicals. Selected blast media is used alongside integrated extraction.
Can you work in public or occupied areas?
Potentially. Integrated extraction helps contain removed media and debris, but every location requires its own access, exclusion, pedestrian and safety assessment before work begins.
Can you remove graffiti from every surface?
No. Brick, stone, concrete, granite, render and some cladding may be suitable following assessment. Historic, fragile, repaired, painted or unknown surfaces require particular care. We do not clean glass using these systems.
What happens if the coating may be hazardous?
Suspected hazardous coatings must be properly identified before removal. Specialist testing, containment and additional controls may be required.
Which areas do you cover?
Our primary service area is Glasgow and the surrounding areas. Wider Scottish projects can be considered depending on the scope and requirements.
Remove the Graffiti Without Creating a Bigger Problem
Tell us about the affected property and surface. We will assess the project, explain the recommended method and provide a clear quotation.
- Surface assessment
- Clear recommendation
- Transparent quotation
