Professional UPVC Spraying Services for Windows, Doors, Conservatories & Garages

You can buy UPVC paint from DIY shops, but brushing or rolling it on often leaves marks, and the finish depends heavily on how well the frames were prepared. Professional spraying uses specialist 2K coatings, thorough cleaning and careful masking to give a smooth, even finish. It’s backed by our 10-year no-peel, no-fade guarantee.

Yes. Changing white, rosewood or oak-effect frames to a modern colour is one of the most popular reasons people choose spraying. Anthracite grey (RAL 7016) and black (RAL 9005) are popular choices, along with softer greens. We work from the full RAL range, so you can match your windows, doors and garage to one colour.

Yes. We can respray kitchen cabinet doors and units in a new colour, giving a tired kitchen a fresh look without the cost and disruption of fitting a new one. Get in touch with photos of your kitchen and we’ll talk you through the options and give you a free quote.

Yes, we spray all three, including fibreglass doors. Tracks, motors and handles are masked off so the door keeps opening smoothly, and most garage doors are finished in under a day. It’s a simple way to match your garage to newly sprayed windows and a front door.

Yes. As well as UPVC, we can respray composite front doors and aluminium bi-fold doors, provided the surface is sound. Each material is prepared and coated to suit it, so the new colour bonds properly and lasts. It means every door on your home can match, whatever it’s made from.

Yes. We spray shop fronts, office windows and commercial doors, giving businesses a smarter frontage without the cost and downtime of replacement. Work can be planned around your opening hours. Contact us for a free site survey and quote.

Yes. We spray conservatory frames, doors, trims and guttering, so a dated white or rosewood conservatory can be changed to match the rest of your home. It’s far less disruptive than rebuilding, and the finish is covered by our 10-year guarantee.

The price depends on the number and size of your windows, their condition and the colour you choose. Spraying typically costs less than replacing them, and our cost comparison breaks down the figures. For a price for your home, request a free quote.

A professionally sprayed finish can last 10 to 15 years. How long depends on preparation, the coating used, how much sun and weather the surface faces, and how well it is looked after. Busy surfaces such as garage doors wear faster than windows, and our guide explains how long UPVC spraying lasts.

Yes. We spray front, back, French, bi-fold and porch doors, including doors that have been painted before. Where needed, glass panels and door furniture are removed or masked first, so only the door is coated. See our UPVC door spraying page for more.

Preparation is essential to how well the paint bonds, so the surface is cleaned and prepared before any coating goes on. Regular cleaning with a mild cleaner helps, and pressure washing and harsh chemicals should be avoided. If a small chip appears, touching it up early stops it spreading. Our guide covers how to keep sprayed UPVC looking new.