Graffiti Removal
In big cities such as London, graffiti has a detrimental and adverse effect on public places and private homes alike, this can be a major problem as it can transmit a sense of neglect to customers and visitors.
For the removal of graffiti, murals, inscriptions, paint and more, we use the Soda Blasting technique wet or dry with a very fine media or, at times, the task requires the application of chemical products and steam cleaning. Our team of experts will always advise you on the best method of cleaning.
At a preventive level, we can treat stone surfaces with anti-graffiti coating.
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Give new life to your property with Advanced Eco Blast
For reliable and professional graffiti cleaning services in London, contact Advanced Eco Blast. Our team is ready to offer expert advice and tailored solutions to meet your project’s needs.
Why choose our sandblasting services?
We handle metal, wood, concrete, and brick surfaces, ensuring thorough cleaning and preparation.
We specialise in sensitive tasks, including heritage and listed buildings, where precision is needed to preserve historical details.
Our mobile equipment allows us to bring our expertise directly to your site for maximum convenience.
Experience and expertise
We are committed to environmental sustainability, using safe waste management and recycling practices to minimise environmental impact while delivering top-quality results.
As a CHAS, PQS and SSIP accredited company, we comply with all health and safety standards. We provide comprehensive risk assessments, method statements, and COSHH documentation before starting any project. All our staff has a CSCS card and are trained to carry out all work professionally and safely.
A more gentle cleaning approach, SODA blasting is suited for bricks that require extra care. With bicarbonate of soda as the blasting medium, this technique removes dirt and stains delicately, making it perfect for projects that demand a low-abrasive cleaning method. Find out the differences →
