Why nobody honest quotes a flat price sight-unseen
Two tags the same size can differ several-fold in cost, so any company quoting one price for all graffiti is averaging you against someone else's easy job. What we can do is show you exactly what moves the number — and how we quote it firm from a photo, usually the same business day, with no call-out fee.
The five factors that set the price
- Surface — smooth sealed metal releases paint easily; bare brick and textured stucco hold it. Porous and heritage surfaces need gentler, slower methods
- Size & coverage — square footage matters, but so does density: a thin outline costs less than a filled-in throw-up of the same dimensions
- Medium — spray paint vs paint pen vs marker vs etching each need different chemistry (etched glass isn't cleanable at all — see our scratchiti guide)
- Access — ground level vs ladder height vs lift work; tight alleys, traffic control, or after-hours windows all factor in
- Age — fresh tags lift easily; cured ones fight back. Waiting genuinely costs money
How to pay less over time
One-off removals are the retail price of graffiti. If you're getting hit more than occasionally, two moves change your cost curve: an anti-graffiti coating on target walls (future removals become quick low-cost wipes), and a maintenance program, where scheduled patrols and all removals ride under one fixed monthly fee — with program clients also getting priority response and discounted per-visit economics.
For a real number instead of ranges: text a photo of your tag to (778) 200-8343. Firm quote, no obligation, usually same-day.