Following the recent paint attack clean-up in Taunton, OneFifty responded to another attack - this time in Bristol City Centre.
Read full case studyWe recently worked to remove some unwanted graffiti from St Stephen's House, a six-storey mixed use building located in Bristol's city centre.
Read full case studyThe managers of Ikea Bristol asked us to remove unwanted graffiti to help ensure that their premises looked clean and well maintained.
Read full case studyOneFifty is no stranger to removing unwanted graffiti from buildings; more recently we have also been called out to clean up after paint attacks.
Read full case studyThis graffiti removal project required an approach that covered complex H&S and environmental protection requirements.
Read full case studyWe were recently contacted by the National Trust's Area Ranger for Cheddar Gorge to remove offensive racist and homophobic graffiti.
Read full case studySisk Rail relies on OneFifty to clean rail infrastructure between London and Bristol.
Read full case studyWhile the Generator building was empty, graffiti vandals defaced the façade, side walls, soffits and roof lantern with ugly tags.
Read full case studyOur most recent projects for Sisk Rail was to remove politically sensitive graffiti from a railway bridge spanning a busy motorway – it turned out to be a sizeable manoeuvre.
Read full case studyOneFifty has kept busy during lockdown with essential jobs, such as graffiti removal for Network Rail from railway bridges along the line from Cornwall to London.
Read full case studyThe Kennet and Avon Canal runs through Sydney Gardens in Bath. When the park was vandalised by graffiti, we were called to clean it up without contaminating the canal.
Read full case studyFollowing St Paul's Carnival in Bristol, Portland Heights needed rapid graffiti cleaning to remove obscene words sprayed onto the building's exterior.
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