Can you repair scratches on uPVC window frames?

Yes. We repair scratches, scuffs, welder marks and tool damage on uPVC window frames in place, colour-matched precisely to the existing finish.

Can you repair coloured or woodgrain uPVC frames?

Yes. We colour-match repairs on white, cream, woodgrain and coloured uPVC frames, including popular shades such as anthracite grey, rosewood and oak.

Can you repair new-build snagging damage to uPVC?

Yes. New-build snagging repairs on scratched or damaged uPVC frames are a core part of our work. We repair installation damage quickly so it is resolved before you move in.

Is it cheaper to repair uPVC frames than replace them?

Yes, significantly. A replacement double-glazed window can cost £400–£1,000 installed. A professional in-situ repair is a fraction of that cost.

Do you need to remove the window to repair it?

No. All our uPVC frame repairs are carried out in place, on-site, with no need to remove the window or door.

Can you match a woodgrain finish on uPVC?

Yes. We hold woodgrain texturing tools and grain papers to reproduce the embossed pattern on woodgrain uPVC frames, ensuring the repair matches both colour and texture.

Can you repair a damaged uPVC door frame?

Yes. uPVC door frames, panels and cills are repaired in place in the same way as window frames — colour-matched, on-site, no removal required.

Can you repair uPVC cills?

Yes. Window cills are one of the most commonly damaged parts of a uPVC frame, particularly from tool marks and delivery damage. We repair and colour-match cill damage in place.

How long does a uPVC frame repair take?

Most individual frame repairs take between one and two hours. A snagging visit covering multiple windows can take a half or full day depending on the number of frames involved.

My double glazing company scratched the frame on installation — can you fix it?

Yes. Installation scratches from double glazing fitters are one of the most common uPVC repair calls we receive. We fix them quickly and cost-effectively, usually within days of you contacting us.

uPVC Window & Door Repair

Scratched or scuffed uPVC frames can be repaired on-site and colour-matched — avoiding the expense of replacing an entire window or door.

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uPVC windows and doors are frequently damaged during building work, deliveries or day-to-day use. Rather than replacing an otherwise sound unit, we repair the frame in place and colour-match it so the damage disappears.

We repair scratches, scuffs, welder and tool marks, impact damage and gouges on white, woodgrain and coloured uPVC frames. Our on-site process means no need to remove the window or door, and most repairs are completed in a single visit.

This is a popular choice for new-build snagging, where installation damage needs putting right, as well as for older frames that have picked up marks over the years.

Repairing scratched or damaged uPVC frames costs a fraction of replacing an entire window or door unit. A replacement double-glazed window unit can cost £400–£1,000 installed — a professional frame repair is a fraction of that.

Repair vs. replace — why it makes sense

Before spending thousands on replacement, consider what a professional cosmetic repair actually delivers.

Repair with FinishWise

Fraction of replacement cost

Completed in a single visit

No removal or disruption

Colour-matched, invisible finish

Surfaces back in use same day

No waiting weeks for parts

Full Replacement

Costs hundreds or thousands

Takes days or weeks

Significant disruption

May not match other surfaces

Out of use for extended period

Often requires other tradespeople

New-build properties frequently have scratched, scuffed or marked uPVC frames at the point of handover — caused by scaffolding, tools, delivery equipment and building materials. Rather than accept the damage or wait for a replacement unit on an eight to twelve week lead time, a same-week repair restores the frame to a perfect finish before you move in.

Woodgrain uPVC frames — including oak, mahogany and rosewood finishes — can be repaired to match the grain texture as well as the colour. We hold a range of woodgrain texturing tools and grain papers to reproduce the embossed pattern and ensure the repair blends across the full face of the profile.

Impact damage, particularly to the meeting rail and cill areas where delivery vehicles and tradespeople are most likely to cause damage, is addressed by carefully removing any distorted material, rebuilding the profile to the correct shape and then colour-matching the surface to the surrounding frame.

How it works

A straightforward process, from first contact to finished repair.

01
On-site assessment
We assess the scratches, scuffs, tool marks or impact damage on your uPVC frames and confirm the repair approach and quote.
02
Frame preparation
The damaged area is cleaned thoroughly, degreased and lightly abraded to provide a key for the repair compound.
03
Repair and colour-match
The damage is rebuilt and the area is colour-matched precisely to the existing frame — including woodgrain texture, embossed pattern and surface sheen.
04
Polished and inspected
The repaired area is polished and inspected from multiple angles to ensure a seamless blend with the surrounding frame. No window or door removal required.

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Common questions about upvc window & door repair

Everything you need to know before booking — 10 questions answered.

: Yes. We repair scratches, scuffs, welder marks and tool damage on uPVC window frames in place, colour-matched precisely to the existing finish.
: Yes. We colour-match repairs on white, cream, woodgrain and coloured uPVC frames, including popular shades such as anthracite grey, rosewood and oak.
: Yes. New-build snagging repairs on scratched or damaged uPVC frames are a core part of our work. We repair installation damage quickly so it is resolved before you move in.
: Yes, significantly. A replacement double-glazed window can cost £400–£1,000 installed. A professional in-situ repair is a fraction of that cost.
: No. All our uPVC frame repairs are carried out in place, on-site, with no need to remove the window or door.
: Yes. We hold woodgrain texturing tools and grain papers to reproduce the embossed pattern on woodgrain uPVC frames, ensuring the repair matches both colour and texture.
: Yes. uPVC door frames, panels and cills are repaired in place in the same way as window frames — colour-matched, on-site, no removal required.
: Yes. Window cills are one of the most commonly damaged parts of a uPVC frame, particularly from tool marks and delivery damage. We repair and colour-match cill damage in place.
: Most individual frame repairs take between one and two hours. A snagging visit covering multiple windows can take a half or full day depending on the number of frames involved.
: Yes. Installation scratches from double glazing fitters are one of the most common uPVC repair calls we receive. We fix them quickly and cost-effectively, usually within days of you contacting us.

Where we work

We carry out uPVC window and door repairs throughout Somerset, Devon and Dorset, including Taunton, Yeovil, Exeter, Bath, Bristol, Dorchester, Bridgwater, Chard, Frome, Weston-super-Mare and all surrounding towns.

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