Yes, we offer free, no-obligation site surveys and quotations. This allows us to accurately assess your requirements, measure the surfaces to be sprayed and provide you with a detailed quote. We can also show you colour samples and discuss your options in person.

The cost of UPVC spraying will vary depending on what sort of surface is being sprayed and the number of items being sprayed. As a rough guide, we follow this sort of pricing guide:

Windows – from £150

Doors – from £200

Garages – from £250

Porches – from £300

Conservatories – from £1000

However, we can provide you with a more definite quote following your complementary site survey.

For most properties, spraying offers excellent value compared to replacement. On average, UPVC spraying is 80% cheaper than the cost of replacing your windows, doors etc. There is also the added benefit of spraying be much faster and causing much less disruption for your household or business.

We will accept all standard bank transfer and cash payments methods.

Yes, in addition to UPVC, fibreglass and aluminium surfaces can also be professionally sprayed.

This includes fibreglass garage doors and aluminium bi-fold doors, provided the surfaces are suitable and properly prepared.

Materials Commonly Suitable for Spraying

Professional exterior spraying can be carried out on:

• UPVC windows, doors, fascias, soffits and conservatories
• Fibreglass garage doors
• Aluminium bi-fold doors and frames

Each material requires specific preparation and coatings to ensure proper adhesion and durability.

UPVC spraying requires dry conditions and temperatures above 4°C.

Light rain can sometimes be worked around, but heavy rain, frost, snow or very cold temperatures are not suitable for spraying.

If weather conditions are unsuitable, the job will be safely rescheduled to ensure a durable, high-quality finish.

Minimum Weather Conditions for UPVC Spraying

For best results, UPVC spraying should be carried out when:

• Temperature – 4°C or above
• Surfaces – Completely dry and masked to prevent further exposure to moisture
• Weather – No heavy rain, frost, snow or strong winds

These conditions allow the coating to bond correctly and cure as intended.

Can UPVC Be Sprayed in Light Rain?

In some cases, light or intermittent rain can be managed during UPVC spray painting by:

• Spraying sheltered elevations e.g. doors in porches, windows under awnings etc.
• Working under temporary protection e.g. gazebos
• Timing application around dry spells

This is assessed on the day and depends on exposure and property layout.

Most UPVC spraying projects can be completed in one day.

Smaller jobs can take just a few hours, while larger properties may require up to two days depending on factors like size, condition, weather and more.

Typical UPVC Spraying Timeframes

• Single door or small area: 2 – 4 hours
• Average house (windows and doors): 1 – 2 days
• Large or commercial properties: 2 – 4 days

UPVC spraying is carried out on-site, so there is no need to remove windows or doors.

What Can Affect How Long UPVC Spraying Takes?

UPVC spraying times vary based on:

• Property size – more windows and doors increase spraying time
• Condition of the UPVC – older or weathered surfaces need extra preparation
• Weather conditions – dry conditions allow faster completion

Homes across the West Midlands and Staffordshire are usually suitable for same-day completion in normal weather conditions.

How Long Does UPVC Spray Paint Take to Dry?

• Touch dry – within minutes
• Usable – same day
• Fully cured – within 24 hours

Windows and doors can normally be opened again on the day of spraying.

We will handle all the preparation work, so you won’t have to do a thing! Our team will clean, mask and protect all surrounding areas.

You are free to remain in your property throughout the entire process. We use low-VOC paints and take thorough precautions to contain overspray. A majority of our spraying will completed outdoors, but if we are required to spray indoors for whatever reason we can make use of a high-powered exhaust fan which will remove any lingering fumes.

We do recommend keeping windows closed during spraying and for 2 – 3 hours afterwards.

The 2K low-VOC spray paint we use is completely safe and non-toxic, which means your family, plants, pets etc. will all completely fine being in the vicinity of the work being carried out.

Yes, virtually any colour can be matched for UPVC spraying.

Using a specialist colour-mixing system, finishes can be matched to standard colour ranges or existing features of your property. Feel free to check out our online colour chart to get an overview of the sort of colours we have on offer, or read our recent article on how to choose the best colour for your UPVC.

What Types of Colours Can Be Matched?

UPVC spraying can be colour-matched to:

• RAL colours – including popular modern shades such as anthracite grey and black
• British Standard (BS) colours commonly used on residential and commercial properties
• Custom colour matches, where an existing door, render, brickwork, or trim colour needs to be replicated

This allows sprayed UPVC to blend seamlessly with the rest of your home.

Can You Match Existing Windows or Doors?

In many cases, yes. Existing colours can be matched closely using samples or reference points from your property. While an exact 100% match is not always possible due to ageing or surface variation, results are typically visually indistinguishable once applied.

A professionally applied UPVC spray coating typically lasts between 10 and 15 years.

With proper preparation and correct application, as well as basic UPVC maintenance, the finish remains colour-stable and weather-resistant for many years.

What Affects the Lifespan of a UPVC Spray Finish?

The lifespan of a UPVC spray coating isn’t fixed — it depends on a combination of factors:

Surface preparation
Thorough cleaning, degreasing, and preparation are essential for proper paint adhesion and long-term durability.

Exposure to weather
Properties across Staffordshire and the West Midlands are exposed to regular rain, frost, snow and UV light. Well-applied exterior coatings are designed to withstand this, though more exposed elevations may show wear sooner than sheltered areas.

Colour choice
Darker colours absorb more heat and UV, which can slightly reduce lifespan over time compared to lighter shades.

Maintenance
Occasional gentle cleaning and avoiding abrasive products helps preserve the finish for longer.

Will the Colour Fade Over Time?

High-quality UPVC spray coatings are formulated to be UV-resistant and colour-stable.

While no exterior finish is completely immune to ageing, noticeable fading is uncommon when coatings are applied correctly and maintained.

Yes, professional UPVC spray coatings are designed to be weather-resistant.

They are formulated to withstand rain, frost, UV exposure and normal temperature changes common across the UK.

How Does UPVC Spray Paint Hold Up Outdoors?

When applied correctly with 2K paint, UPVC coatings are built for external use and offer:

• Resistance to prolonged rain and damp conditions
• Protection against frost and seasonal temperature changes
• UV stability to reduce fading over time

This makes them suitable for year-round exposure on windows, doors and other exterior UPVC surfaces.

A 10-year warranty is provided on professional UPVC spraying work. The warranty applies to the performance of the sprayed finish, including:

• Proper adhesion to the UPVC surface
• Colour stability under normal weather conditions (read more on spraying UPVC in rain here)
• Resistance to peeling, cracking, chipping, fading or premature failure

It is designed to give reassurance that the coating will perform as expected over the long term.

Why a Warranty Matters

UPVC spraying is a long-term investment in the appearance of your property. A clear warranty reflects confidence in both the materials used and the application process, particularly for properties across Staffordshire and the West Midlands where exposure to the elements is a key factor.

Professional UPVC spraying uses specialist 2K (two-pack) coatings designed specifically for exterior UPVC surfaces.

These coatings are formulated to bond effectively with UPVC and deliver long-lasting durability in outdoor conditions.

Why 2K Paint Is Used for UPVC Spraying

2K UPVC coatings are made up of two components that activate during application, creating a stronger and more resilient finish than standard paints.

Key benefits include:

• Improved adhesion to UPVC surfaces such as window frames, sills, doors and garage panels
• Higher resistance to weather and general wear
• Longer lifespan compared to standard single-pack coatings

This makes 2K coatings particularly suitable for external use on residential properties.

How Is This Different from Standard 1K Paint?

Some UPVC spraying companies use 1K (single-pack) paints, which are easier to apply but less durable over time.

Compared to 1K products, 2K UPVC coatings are:

• More resistant to peeling, flaking, chipping and fading
• Better suited to the UK climate
• Less likely to fail prematurely when correctly applied

The difference becomes more noticeable over several years of exposure.

With proper maintenance, UPVC surfaces typically do not need to be resprayed for 10 to 15 years.

In many cases, the finish continues to perform well beyond this period.

What Determines When Respraying Is Needed?

The timing for respraying depends on a combination of factors rather than a fixed schedule.

Exposure to the elements
Surfaces exposed to prolonged sunlight, heavy rain or wind may show signs of wear sooner than sheltered areas.

Colour choice
Darker colours can show ageing slightly earlier than lighter shades due to heat absorption and UV exposure.

Maintenance
Regular gentle cleaning helps preserve the finish and delay the need for respraying.

Is Respraying Always Necessary After 10 to 15 Years?

Not always. Some customers choose to respray simply to refresh the appearance or change colour, rather than because the coating has failed.

Others may find that only specific areas need attention rather than a full respray.

How Will You Know When Respraying Is Required?

Signs that respraying may be worth considering include:

• Noticeable fading or dullness (or even the common issue of UPVC turning yellow)
• Localised wear in exposed areas
• A desire to update the colour or style

An assessment can confirm whether respraying is needed or if the existing finish is still performing well.

Sprayed UPVC should be cleaned using warm soapy water and a soft cloth once the coating has fully cured.

Regular gentle cleaning helps prevent the build-up of dirt and keeps the finish looking fresh. For more information on how to clean your UPVC safely, have a read of our blog post here.

When Can You Start Cleaning Sprayed UPVC?

Once the spray coating has completely dried and cured, normal cleaning can begin. This is usually within 24 hours, though care should be taken during the first few days to avoid heavy abrasion.

How Often Should Sprayed UPVC Be Cleaned?

Cleaning every few months is usually sufficient. This helps remove:

• General dirt and grime
• Environmental residue from rain and pollution
• Build-up that can dull the appearance over time
• Build-up which turns UPVC yellow

More exposed areas may benefit from slightly more frequent cleaning.

What Should You Avoid Using?

To protect the finish, avoid these sorts of cleaning products:

• Abrasive sponges or scouring pads
• Strong chemical cleaners or solvents
• Pressure washers used at close range

These can damage the coating and reduce its lifespan.

If you notice any defects after the work is completed, you should contact us as soon as possible.

Prompt reporting allows the issue to be inspected quickly and resolved under warranty where applicable.

Once reported, the affected area will be inspected to determine the cause. If the issue falls within the warranty terms, it will be rectified promptly and professionally.

Clear communication ensures any genuine problems are resolved without unnecessary delay.

Notifying any concerns early helps prevent small issues from worsening and ensures the sprayed finish continues to perform as expected.

Yes, products like abrasive cleaners, scouring pads and similar harsh chemicals should be avoided on sprayed UPVC surfaces.
These products can damage the painted finish and reduce its lifespan.

Why Certain Cleaning Products Should Be Avoided

Sprayed UPVC coatings are designed to be durable, but aggressive cleaning products can break down the protective surface layer. Over time, this can lead to:

• Scratches or dull patches in the finish
• Reduced resistance to weather and UV exposure
• Premature wear of the coating

Damage may not always be immediate but can build up gradually with repeated use.

Cleaning Products and Tools to Avoid

To protect the sprayed surface, avoid using things like:

• Abrasive creams or powder cleaners
• Scouring pads, wire wool or rough sponges
• Solvent-based or highly acidic cleaners
• Strong degreasers not designed for painted surfaces

Even occasional use of these products can weaken the coating over time.

What Should Be Used Instead?

Routine cleaning with warm soapy water and a soft cloth is usually all that is required. This safely removes everyday dirt without compromising the finish. Read our recent blog post here if you want to learn more about how to safely clean UPVC windows and doors.

All waste materials are disposed of responsibly in line with environmental guidelines.

Where possible, materials are recycled and any hazardous waste is handled through licensed waste carriers.

Waste generated during spraying may include masking materials, coverings and empty containers. These are:

• Collected and removed from site
• Sorted for recycling where appropriate
• Disposed of using approved and licensed routes

This ensures the site is left clean and compliant with current standards.

Any paint odour typically dissipates within 2 to 3 hours after application.

Because UPVC spraying is carried out outdoors, fumes disperse quickly in normal conditions.

To minimise any smell indoors and protect the finish:

• Keep windows and doors closed during spraying
• Leave them closed for a few hours afterwards
• Resume normal ventilation once the odour has cleared

This helps prevent fumes entering the property and avoids disturbance to the freshly applied coating.

In some cases, odours may linger slightly longer if conditions are very still or humid. Even then, any remaining smell is mild and temporary, and completely safe.

Not at all. Once the paint has fully dried, it is completely safe for children, pets and plants.

UPVC spray coatings are designed for exterior use and pose no ongoing risk once curing is complete.

What About Safety During Spraying?

During application, sensible precautions are taken to minimise any risk:

• Surrounding areas are protected to prevent overspray
• Garden features and plants are covered where needed
• Pets are advised to be kept indoors or away from the spraying area

These steps ensure the process is controlled and tidy. Have an in-depth read of our UPVC window and door spraying processes here.

We serve the West Midlands and Staffordshire regions, including locations like:

• Birmingham
• Cannock
• Solihull
• Sutton Coldfield
• Lichfield
• Tamworth
• Walsall
• Wolverhampton
• Stoke-on-Trent
• Coventry and more

If weather conditions are unsuitable on the day of your booking, the work will be rescheduled.

You’ll be contacted as soon as possible to discuss alternative dates.

Jobs affected by weather are prioritised and rebooked for the next available suitable day. Every effort is made to minimise disruption and avoid unnecessary delays. For more information on spraying UPVC in the rain and why we do our best to reschedule, have a read of our recent article.

Yes, weekend appointments are available, subject to availability.

Weekend slots are limited and usually need to be booked further in advance than weekday appointments.

Weekend availability depends on workload, weather conditions and existing bookings. Because demand is often higher, slots can fill up quickly.