Where Efficiency Meets Reliability.
Careful removal of graffiti from traffic, regulatory, and wayfinding signs without harming their reflectivity.
Traffic and regulatory signs carry retroreflective sheeting that aggressive cleaning can permanently dull, creating a safety and MUTCD compliance concern. Our crews use sign-safe solvents and techniques that lift paint and marker while preserving nighttime reflectivity. Signs too damaged to restore are flagged for replacement so they do not remain non-compliant. All work is logged by sign location and type for your traffic division's records.
Reflectivity-preserving methods that protect nighttime legibility; MUTCD-aware handling of regulatory signage; flagging of signs that require replacement rather than cleaning; location-based logs for the traffic division; reduced risk of premature sign replacement
1) Identify tagged signs from reports or field patrol; 2) Test a sign-safe removal method on the sheeting; 3) Remove the graffiti while protecting the reflective face; 4) Log the location and flag any sign needing replacement
Number and size of affected signs; sheeting type and sensitivity; roadway traffic control needs during work; proportion of signs requiring replacement; travel across the sign network
Removal continues throughout the year, with traffic-control setups planned around daylight and lower-volume traffic periods.