Kudos To Randall Janda, Thornton’s Graffiti Removal Officer
National award recognizes Thornton’s success at removing graffiti
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Article Discussion: National award recognizes Thornton’s success at removing graffiti
by Washonwheels on Today, 3:59 pm #2356537
Your point about removing the graffiti quickly is a good one.
Our company, Wash On Wheels, (https://washonwheels.net) has removed a lot of graffiti in the Denver metro area over the last 26 years. We always tell our clients to get it removed as soon as possible.
Sometimes it will get tagged again and need to be cleaned again. But once the taggers figure out their tags will be removed before everyone gets a chance to see it, they move on.
But if you leave it there, its an invitation for more graffiti. Then the whole neighborhood goes downhill.
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