How long does a uPVC respray last?

A professionally applied uPVC respray with the correct primer and specialist flexible top coat will last 10 or more years and can be cleaned with standard household products.

Can you respray uPVC to anthracite grey?

Yes. Anthracite grey is our most requested colour. We use specialist uPVC coatings in any RAL or BS shade, including RAL 7016 anthracite grey and all popular dark tones.

Can you respray a conservatory?

Yes. Respraying a conservatory is one of the most cost-effective home improvements available. We respray the full frame including roof ridge, cappings and crestings in your chosen colour, transforming its appearance for a fraction of a full replacement cost.

Is uPVC respraying better than replacement?

For most homeowners, yes. Replacing windows, doors and conservatories is a major expense and disruption. Respraying delivers a brand-new colour and appearance at a fraction of the cost, typically saving thousands.

Do I need to be home for a uPVC respray?

You will need to be available at the start and end of the job, but you do not need to remain home throughout. We discuss access and security requirements when booking.

Can you respray fascias and soffits?

Yes. Fascia and soffit respraying is an excellent alternative to full roofline replacement. We respray in any colour to refresh and protect tired or chalky boards.

Can you match my existing window colour exactly?

Yes. We can match from a RAL or BS reference number, from a manufacturer colour code, or by taking a colour reading from an existing frame on your property.

Will the respray crack or peel?

No, when applied correctly. We use specialist flexible uPVC coatings that expand and contract with the frame. Rigid paints crack and peel — our coatings are formulated specifically for plastics.

Can you respray cladding?

Yes. External UPVC and composite cladding is resprayed in the same process as windows and doors, delivering a refreshed, weatherproof finish in any colour.

How much does a uPVC window respray cost?

Cost depends on the number of frames, their size and accessibility. Contact us for a free, no-obligation quote. Most whole-house resprays cost significantly less than replacing even one or two window units.

uPVC & Window Respraying

Transform tired or dated uPVC without replacing it. We respray windows, doors and conservatories in any colour to a durable, factory-standard finish.

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Replacing uPVC windows and doors simply to change their colour or freshen them up is a huge expense. Respraying gives you a completely new look — in any colour, including popular anthracite grey and black — at a fraction of the cost, and with none of the disruption of a full replacement.

We respray uPVC windows, doors, conservatories, fascias and cladding using specialist primers and coatings that bond to the surface and cure to a hard-wearing, weatherproof, factory-standard finish. Frames are fully masked and prepared for crisp, clean edges every time.

Whether you want to modernise white frames to a contemporary colour, match new windows to existing ones, or simply revive a tired, chalky finish, respraying delivers a stunning result that lasts for years.

uPVC respraying costs a fraction of full window or door replacement, while delivering a brand-new colour and appearance. A conservatory respray can save you £15,000 or more versus a full conservatory replacement.

Repair vs. replace — why it makes sense

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

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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

Anthracite grey resprays are by far our most popular request, driven by the trend for dark-framed windows and doors on modern and contemporary homes. We use RAL 7016 (anthracite grey) and RAL 7015 (slate grey) most frequently, but can match any RAL or BS colour from a customer-specified reference or a colour swatch.

Conservatory resprays are one of the most cost-effective home improvements available. A full conservatory replacement costs £10,000–£30,000 or more. A complete respray of the frames, roof cappings, ridge and crestings in your chosen colour transforms the appearance of the conservatory for a fraction of that cost, with no planning permission and no structural disruption.

Fascia and soffit respraying is an increasingly popular alternative to full replacement. White UPVC fascias turn chalky and discoloured over time, and replacing them requires scaffolding and roofline contractors. Respraying the existing boards in white or any other colour refreshes the roofline in a single visit at a fraction of the replacement cost.

How it works

A straightforward process, from first contact to finished repair.

01
Colour consultation
We help you choose from any RAL or BS colour. Anthracite grey, black and heritage colours are among the most popular choices. We can also match to an existing colour or manufacturer reference.
02
Preparation and masking
All frames, glass, brickwork and surrounding surfaces are thoroughly cleaned, lightly abraded, primed and masked for crisp, clean edges throughout.
03
Professional spray application
Specialist uPVC flexible coatings are applied in controlled layers using professional spray equipment, building to a full-coverage, factory-standard, even finish.
04
Inspection and hand-over
The finished respray is inspected panel by panel for full, even coverage before masking is removed. We walk around the property with you before signing off the job.

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Common questions about upvc & window respraying

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

: A professionally applied uPVC respray with the correct primer and specialist flexible top coat will last 10 or more years and can be cleaned with standard household products.
: Yes. Anthracite grey is our most requested colour. We use specialist uPVC coatings in any RAL or BS shade, including RAL 7016 anthracite grey and all popular dark tones.
: Yes. Respraying a conservatory is one of the most cost-effective home improvements available. We respray the full frame including roof ridge, cappings and crestings in your chosen colour, transforming its appearance for a fraction of a full replacement cost.
: For most homeowners, yes. Replacing windows, doors and conservatories is a major expense and disruption. Respraying delivers a brand-new colour and appearance at a fraction of the cost, typically saving thousands.
: You will need to be available at the start and end of the job, but you do not need to remain home throughout. We discuss access and security requirements when booking.
: Yes. Fascia and soffit respraying is an excellent alternative to full roofline replacement. We respray in any colour to refresh and protect tired or chalky boards.
: Yes. We can match from a RAL or BS reference number, from a manufacturer colour code, or by taking a colour reading from an existing frame on your property.
: No, when applied correctly. We use specialist flexible uPVC coatings that expand and contract with the frame. Rigid paints crack and peel — our coatings are formulated specifically for plastics.
: Yes. External UPVC and composite cladding is resprayed in the same process as windows and doors, delivering a refreshed, weatherproof finish in any colour.
: Cost depends on the number of frames, their size and accessibility. Contact us for a free, no-obligation quote. Most whole-house resprays cost significantly less than replacing even one or two window units.

Where we work

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

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