Paint on porous brick needs different treatment from ink on a smooth panel. Purion removes graffiti from suitable surfaces using products and techniques selected for the material. We work purposefully and explain the result that can realistically be achieved.
Paint type, age, porosity and existing coatings affect removal. We also consider the condition of stone and joints. With fragile surfaces in particular, the treatment must not cause more damage than the contamination itself.
A small test shows how paint and substrate respond to the selected method. Contact time, rinsing, pressure and any heat are chosen accordingly. Pressure washing is a tool when appropriate, not a reason to treat vulnerable masonry more aggressively.
We protect adjoining surfaces and prepare the work area for pedestrians and building users. Released paint and cleaning residues need controlled removal. Drainage and any specialist wastewater handling are considered in relation to the location and chosen treatment.
Paint may penetrate deeply into a porous surface. A shadow or discolouration can remain despite careful cleaning, and we discuss this beforehand. Repairs and any protective coating are assessed separately rather than assumed to be included in graffiti removal.
No. The substrate, paint and depth of penetration affect the result. A trial area helps establish what is achievable.
Pressure can be part of the method where suitable. Treatment is adjusted for vulnerable materials to limit the risk of damage.
Tell us which services you need. We discuss your request and inspect the location. Your final quote specifies the work, frequency and price. During execution, we check quality and report on agreed actions.
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