UPVC spraying solutions in the West Midlands and Staffordshire
Conservatory Spraying
Why Replace When You Can Respray? 80% Cheaper Than Replacement
Conservatory Spraying from £1000
Our conservatory spray painting service is designed to refresh and modernise existing conservatories by professionally respraying the UPVC frames, trims, panes and structural components – without altering the glazing or structure.
If your conservatory frames are faded or discoloured, our spraying service offers a long-lasting solution at a fraction of the cost of replacemnet.
Set the Tone for Your Conservatory
Choosing the right colour for your conservatory can transform how your whole home looks and feels. Our colour guide features the full range of RAL colours, from light, subtle tones to bold modern finishes.
If you already have a colour in mind, we can colour-match using the RAL system to ensure your conservatory complements your other windows, doors and exterior seamlessly.
A Cheaper Conservatory Upgrade
Conservatories require a more controlled approach than standard windows or doors due to the amount of glazing and interconnected framing. As part of our service, we:
- Deep-clean and prepare all UPVC surfaces
- Lightly abrade frames, roof bars and trims
- Mask and protect all glass panels, roof sections, seals and surrounding areas
This ensures consistent spray coverage across vertical frames and overhead roof sections, with no patchiness or visible joins.
Trusted, Local Conservatory Sprayers
Most conservatory spraying projects are completed with minimal disruption, allowing you to continue using your home as normal. We use professional-grade, low-VOC coatings, making the process safe and free from strong fumes.
Where required, fittings are carefully removed and refitted once the paint has cured, while surrounding areas such as patios, brickwork and garden spaces are fully protected to ensure a clean process and a flawless finish.
UPVC Spraying Resources
Learn more about UPVC spraying and how it can help transform the look and feel of your home, at a fraction of the cost compared to window, door and garage replacement, with these helpful guides and explainer articles.
How much cheaper is UPVC respraying than replacement?
UPVC respraying typically costs 60–80% less than full replacement, with windows starting from around £120 compared to £500 or more for new units. It delivers a fresh, modern look without the expense, waste or disruption of replacing your fixtures.
Read more to see full cost comparisons and why spraying the smarter investment
Are the fumes from UPVC spraying toxic?
UPVC spraying does release fumes, but they are not toxic when handled correctly. Professional sprayers use low-VOC paints, full protective gear and proper ventilation to keep the process completely safe for you and your home.
Read more to learn how the fumes are managed and why professional spraying is the safest choice
How to choose the best colour for spraying your UPVC
Choosing the right colour for your UPVC spraying can completely transform your home’s look, boosting kerb appeal and even adding value. However, the best choice depends on your property’s style, surroundings, light and more.
Read more to discover how to pick a colour that suits your home
How much can UPVC spraying increase your property value?
UPVC spraying can boost your property’s value by 2–5%, often delivering returns of up to 300% on investment. For a fraction of the cost of replacement, it refreshes tired windows and doors, enhances kerb appeal and helps your property potentially attract higher offers.
Read more to see how this simple upgrade can make a big difference when it’s time to sell
Can you spray UPVC when it's raining?
Spraying UPVC in the rain is never ideal, as moisture prevents proper paint adhesion, causes uneven coverage and extends drying times. For the best finish, it’s always worth waiting for a dry, mild day or hiring professionals who can plan around the weather.
Read more to learn why timing matters and how to get flawless results in the rain
How to clean UPVC without damaging it
Cleaning UPVC is simple but must be done carefully to avoid scratches, streaks or discolouration. Using mild detergent, soft cloths and gentle techniques keeps your windows and doors looking fresh without damaging the surface or paint.
Read more to learn the safest cleaning methods for your UPVC
How long does UPVC spraying take?
Most UPVC spraying projects take around one to three days, with preparation often taking as long as the spraying itself. Larger jobs such as full homes or conservatories, can take longer, but knowing what affects the timing helps you plan and avoid delays.
Areas We Cover
We provide professional UPVC conservatory spraying across the West Midlands and Staffordshire, working with homeowners in a wide range of towns and surrounding areas. Wherever you’re based, you can expect the same tidy working practices and high-quality finish.
Low Cost Spraying, Big Home Impacts
Windows
From £120
Doors
From £160
Garages
From £250
Porches
From £300
Conservatories
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