Professional Graffiti Removal in Maryland
Avoid costly fines and lowered property values!
Graffiti Removal Services in Maryland – Fast & Efficient Nuisance Abatement for Your Property
Nuisance graffiti or “tagging” is increasingly common across Maryland, especially in high-traffic areas along the beltway and surrounding neighborhoods. At Codago Services, we’re dedicated to maintaining the beauty of our local communities by quickly and efficiently removing vulgar or unwanted graffiti, ensuring your property stays looking clean and professional.
Why Timely Graffiti Removal Matters in Maryland
Our customers know that the sooner graffiti is removed, the better for property upkeep. Due to the competitive nature of street art, a "tagged" wall can quickly attract more "tags," causing further damage. Whether you’re in Montgomery County, Prince George’s County, or Howard County, Codago Services offers fast response times for graffiti removal across Central Maryland.
Eco-Friendly Graffiti Removal in Maryland
Our graffiti removal process is both EPA-compliant and low-VOC, using safe, environmentally-friendly products that contain no phosphates, chlorinated hydrocarbons, or Xylene. We prioritize the health of our technicians, customers, and the surrounding environment while providing top-tier graffiti cleaning services in Anne Arundel County, Baltimore County, and beyond.
Avoid Fines with Professional Graffiti Removal in Maryland
Graffiti that is not addressed quickly can lead to fines for property owners, especially when it involves vulgar, sexually graphic, or racially discriminatory content. The cost of removal is often much lower than the fines for failing to address it promptly. Choose Codago Services for fast and reliable graffiti removal in Maryland.
The ability to totally remove graffiti and the cost to do so depends on a number of factors;
- What material was vandalized? Painted surfaces, glass, metal, brick, wood, plastic, concrete, etc.?
- What material was USED by the perpetrator? Spray paint, permanent marker, acid, oil, etc.?
- How long has the graffiti been allowed to penetrate the surface before starting the removal process?
- Is there a backup plan if the graffiti cannot be removed? This is usually less of a concern on non porous surfaces such as glass or raw metal, and a much bigger concern on porous surfaces such as wood, cloth, concrete, and brick.
