Garage entry
Graffiti Removal & Painting
Tags removed or painted out so walls, doors and garage entries stay clean.
A tag on the garage door invites the next one
Graffiti rarely arrives alone. A tag on a garage entry wall, a side door or a retaining wall tells the next person with a marker that nobody is watching this property. The longer it stays, the more tends to follow, and the harder the wall becomes to bring back.
The usual targets are the ones nobody sits in front of all day: garage entries, service doors, dumpster enclosures, the back wall that faces an alley. By the time a resident mentions it, it has often been there for days, and by then it is the first thing a visitor sees when they pull into the garage.
Mercury handles graffiti removal and painting for HOAs, apartment buildings and commercial properties across Seattle, as one of the building-care jobs that sit alongside the regular cleaning route.
A garage entry wall with a freshly repainted grey section and a roller tray on a drop cloth
Taken off where the surface allows, painted out where it does not
Not every surface gives the mark back. Painted metal, textured concrete, brick and stucco each behave differently, and a method that works on one can leave a ghost or a scar on another. So the first decision is about the wall, not the tag.
Where the surface allows it, the graffiti is removed. Where removal would do more damage than the mark itself, the area is painted out instead, and the paint is matched to the surrounding wall so the repair does not become a new patch that stands out in its own way.
That is the reason the service is listed as removal and painting together. The goal is a wall that looks the way it did before, and the right method depends on what the wall is made of. Tell the office what the surface is, send a description of where the mark sits, and the plan for that wall can be set before anyone arrives with a roller or a wand.
Reported quickly, because fast is what stops the next tag
A crew that already walks your property on a schedule is the cheapest early warning a building has. Mercury's crews are on site in the common areas, which means a fresh tag on a stairwell door or a garage wall gets seen and passed along to the property manager instead of waiting for a resident complaint.
A property manager who wrote one of Mercury's Google reviews said the crews are very responsive to last minute requests and help when something comes up on days they are not scheduled on property. That is the kind of response graffiti calls for, since a mark left alone for a week is a mark that gets joined by others.
If you have a wall, door or garage entry to deal with, call the office at (206) 374-7777 or email info@mercuryclean.com. Describe the surface, and Mercury will quote the work for your property.
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