uPVC Respraying vs New Windows: Which Should You Choose?

Anthracite grey and black windows have transformed the look of homes across the South West — but replacing every window and door simply to change colour is a huge expense. Respraying offers the same dramatic transformation for a fraction of the cost.

The cost difference

Replacing uPVC windows and doors across a whole house can be extremely expensive once the units and fitting are accounted for. Respraying the existing frames typically costs a fraction of that, with no need to remove or refit anything.

Colour choice and finish

Respraying gives you almost unlimited colour choice — including popular anthracite grey, black and heritage shades. Specialist primers and coatings bond to the uPVC and cure to a hard-wearing, weatherproof, factory-standard finish.

When to replace instead

If your windows are failing — blown double glazing, broken mechanisms or draughty, warped frames — replacement is the right call. But if the frames are sound and you simply want a fresh colour or to revive a tired, chalky finish, respraying is the smart, cost-effective choice.