Vandalism has tangible repercussions for a business. Luckily, graffiti removal can address damage, restoring your property and preventing these consequences. Here are a few ways you will benefit from this service.

How Restoring Walls With Graffiti Will Help Your Business

1. Attract More Customers

Graffiti looks unprofessional and can sometimes include offensive words. It can also give the impression that the neighborhood is unsafe, making potential customers less inclined to linger and visit your business.

Cleaning up the affected surfaces will help not only your business, but also the entire neighborhood. With well-maintained, pristine exteriors, customers will feel comfortable parking in the area and are more likely to stop and browse any shops nearby. 

2. Secure Your Property

Graffiti might lead unauthorized visitors to believe your property has low security, which could increase the risk of future incidents.

The quicker you schedule paint removal, the lower the risk that your building may be targeted again.

3. Protect Building Materials

Graffiti can permanently discolor paint and building materials, such as wood siding and brick. With safe, professional removal, you increase the chances of preserving the underlying surface.

Dry ice blasting is the preferred graffiti removal method, as it doesn’t leave stains or damage walls. During service, a machine shoots dry ice particles in a pressurized stream, penetrating the paint and creating a chemical reaction that forces ink off the wall. The top layers of paint fall to the ground in flakes that can be swept away. Depending on the settings required to thoroughly remove the markings, your original paint job may be preserved.

If you need skilled graffiti removal from professionals you can trust, reach out to Dry Ice Blasting of Westchester in Westchester, NY. With over 65 years of combined experience, they’re licensed, certified, and insured to provide dry ice blasting services for paint removal. Their process removes graffiti without using damaging solvents, protecting your building. Learn more about the service online, and call (914) 216-1998 to request an onsite consultation.