The clean-wall strategy that actually ends the cycle
One-off removals fix incidents; patrol programs fix the pattern. On a program, we patrol your property or district on a set schedule, remove every new tag on sight, document everything with dated photos, and bill one fixed monthly fee. The wall that's always clean stops being worth tagging — that's the deterrence evidence from every city that's studied it, and it's the entire logic of the program model.
Built for how Winnipeg is organized
- BIZ zones — Winnipeg's business improvement zones (Downtown, Exchange District, West End, Osborne Village, Corydon and the rest) are natural patrol territories: district-scale routes, member-wide coverage, one report to the board
- Strata & condo corporations — parkade entrances, perimeter walls and amenity buildings on a fixed line item your council can budget once and stop discussing
- Property-management portfolios — multiple buildings across the city on one route, one invoice, one monthly photo report
- Back-lane routes — unique to Winnipeg's geography: block associations and adjacent owners can share a lane patrol that keeps a whole stretch of garages consistently clean
- Industrial multi-site operators — St. Boniface, the airport corridor, Transcona's rail edge: buildings, fencing and fleet vehicles under one program
What every program includes
- Scheduled patrols at the frequency your hit-rate justifies — weekly, biweekly or monthly
- Removal included — no per-incident invoices, no approval loops, no surprises
- Photo documentation of every find and every removal, dated for your records, board minutes or bylaw file
- Priority response between patrols for anything offensive — hate graffiti comes down same-day, program or not
- Winter continuity — patrols don't pause for cold; removal methods adapt to the season and anything weather-dependent is queued and documented
Programs pair naturally with coatings on your most-hit walls — patrols catch everything, coatings make each catch a two-minute fix.