uPVC Spray Painting in Reading

Faded, yellowed or dated window frames are one of the biggest giveaways of an older property. Our uPVC window spraying strips back the tired look and applies a durable colour coat that can change the whole character of your home. We work on casement, tilt and turn, sash and bay windows, masking the glass and surrounding brickwork before spraying. A single window can often be finished within an hour, and a full set on a semi-detached home usually falls between £900 and £1,800.

Your front door is one of the first things visitors and buyers notice. If it has faded or you simply want a new colour, door spraying gives a smooth, professional finish without buying a new door. We mask the hinges, glass and hardware, then apply an even, hard-wearing coat, typically finishing within a single day. A front and back door together usually come to around £400 to £520.

Conservatories fade in the sun faster than almost anything else on a property. Spraying the uPVC frame and glazing bars gives the whole structure a factory-smooth finish and a new lease of life. Because a conservatory has more panels and joints than a standard window, it takes longer to mask and prepare properly. A full respray typically costs between £1,000 and £2,000 depending on size.

A garage door takes up a large part of your front elevation, so spraying it in a fresh colour is one of the fastest ways to lift kerb appeal, usually finished in a day. We also spray cladding, fascias, soffits and metal surfaces using the same careful process, matching window frames and cladding in a single visit where needed.

The paint we use is not the same paint you would buy in a DIY shop. We use specialist coatings designed to bond permanently to uPVC, metal and wood, applied in two or three coats with a spray gun for a smooth, durable finish that holds its colour for years. uPVC has a smooth surface, so proper preparation and the right primer are essential before any colour goes on. Every project starts with a free quote, then cleaning, repairs and masking, specialist primer, spray application in your chosen colour, and a final inspection before we leave.

We work from the full RAL and British Standard colour charts, so you are not restricted to the handful of shades a manufacturer originally offered. Anthracite grey, jet black and soft neutrals are the most requested, with heritage greens and blues growing in popularity. We bring physical sample boards so you can see the colour in real light rather than on a screen. Gloss, satin and matte finishes are all available, with satin and matte especially popular for a modern, factory look.