uPVC Spray Painting Services
Professional uPVC Spraying Services in the South East
Trusted Spray Painting Specialists for Residential & Commercial Properties
The same uPVC, transformed.
One window, split down the middle — tired original finish on the left, our fresh spray finish on the right.
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Fully certified spray teams — safety, access and manufacturer training in place on every job.
South East CoverageSouth East Spray Team provides professional uPVC spray painting services across the South East. We spray windows, doors, conservatories, garage doors, kitchens, shop fronts and commercial premises, giving tired frames and surfaces a smooth new finish without the cost or mess of full replacement.
The UK has over 25 million homes, and a huge share of them still have the original white uPVC windows and doors that came with the house. Spray painting lets you update that colour and bring a dated exterior back to life in days, not weeks, without spending the kind of money a full replacement would cost.
Below you will find every service we offer, along with a rough guide to what each one costs. Get in touch, and we will get back to you with a free quote.
You might know this service by a few different names. Spray paint uPVC, uPVC spraying, painting uPVC, paint uPVC windows, and spray painting uPVC windows all describe the same process, and window spray, uPVC windows, and uPVC spray painting are just other ways people search for it.
Whether you are after uPVC spray painting for a single window or spray painting uPVC windows and doors across a whole street, existing uPVC and existing windows are both covered by our uPVC spraying and uPVC surface work. It is often the best solution and a genuinely cost-effective way to update a property, using unplasticised polyvinyl chloride paint systems built for the material.
Colour-Matched FinishWhy Homeowners And Businesses Across The South East Choose South East Spray Team
Windows and doors are one of the most common features in UK homes, which means millions of properties could use a colour refresh. A professional spray finish can completely transform outdated white frames into a premium-looking finish without the disruption, cost, and waste of full replacement.
We use premium paints designed to bond to uPVC, aluminium, timber and metal surfaces, and every project is checked against a high standard before we call it finished. Many uPVC installations last for 20 to 30 years or more, so the material often outlives the colour, and respraying means you keep the frame you already have while saving money compared to full replacement.
We are not always the cheapest quote you will get, and we would rather be upfront about that. What you get instead is a professional job done properly, by a team that cares about the quality of their work.
Spray painting is a specialist trade, not a shortcut, and we promise great communication from your first enquiry to the final invoice. Our uPVC spraying process and quality checks stay the same on every project, and we offer painting services in dozens of colours rather than the standard few.
Every quality check applies to new windows just as much as to older frames, and our uPVC spraying standard never changes for a quick window spray job or a full street.
uPVC WindowsuPVC Window Spraying Gives Tired Frames A Fresh Update Without Replacing Them
Faded, yellowed, or dated white window frames are one of the biggest giveaways of an older property. Our uPVC window spraying service strips back the tired look and applies a durable colour coat that can change the whole character of your home.
We mask your glass and surrounding brickwork, prepare the uPVC surface properly, then spray on a specialist coating in the colour of your choice. Anthracite grey and black have become some of the most popular colours for a modern finish, though we can match almost any shade from our full colour range.
Window spray painting works on casement, tilt and turn, sash and bay windows, with every set of window frames prepared in the same careful way, and painting windows is usually a smarter and cheaper option than replacing whole units. uPVC windows respond particularly well to spraying, and a single window spray can often be finished within an hour. Paint uPVC windows requests are some of our most common calls, including new windows delivered in the wrong shade and uPVC windows and doors sprayed together in one visit.
How Much Does uPVC Window Spraying Cost in the South East?
uPVC window spraying usually costs around £150 to £200 per window. A full set of windows on a typical semi-detached home tends to fall between £900 and £1,800.
The price includes paint, primer, and masking, not just the time on site. This is a rough guide only, and the actual cost varies. Get in touch for a free, no-obligation quote.
uPVC DoorsuPVC Door Spraying Brings Your Front and Back Doors Back to Life
Your front door is one of the first things visitors and buyers notice about your home. If it has faded or you simply want a new colour, spraying is a quick way to get a smooth, professional finish without buying a new door.
We prepare the surface, mask the hinges, glass, and hardware, then apply an even coat that dries to a hard-wearing finish. A front door in good condition rarely needs replacing, and spraying it along with anything nearby gives the whole entrance a consistent, professional finish for a fraction of the cost of new doors.
Painting uPVC doors is one of the most requested jobs we do, since a front door has such a big impact on how a property feels. Door spray painting typically takes less time than people expect, often finishing within a single day. Painting uPVC windows and painting uPVC doors both follow the same preparation steps, so a mixed booking costs less per item than booking them separately.
How Much Does uPVC Door Spraying Cost in the South East?
uPVC door spraying typically costs between £200 and £260 per door, so a front and back door together usually come to around £400 to £520. The quote covers paint, primer, masking tape, and labour. This is a rough guide only, and the actual cost varies.
A good paint job on a garage door can add real kerb appeal in a single afternoon. Contact South East Spray Team for a quote based on your own front, back, or garage door.
ConservatoriesConservatory Spraying Turns A Dated Conservatory Into A Room You Actually Want To Use
Conservatories fade in the sun faster than almost anything else on a property, and a tired frame can put people off using the room altogether. Spraying the uPVC frame and glazing bars gives the whole structure a factory smooth finish and gives the room a new lease of life.
Because a conservatory has more panels, joints and glazing bars than a standard window, it takes longer to mask and prepare properly, and the finished result holds up to UK weather. Conservatory work is one of the most requested forms of uPVC spraying we do, simply because conservatories have so much frame to cover in one visit.
How Much Does Conservatory Spraying Cost in the South East?
A full conservatory respray typically costs between £1,000 and £2,000, depending on the size of the structure. Paint, primer, and the extra masking a conservatory needs are all included in the price. This is a rough guide only, and the final price varies.
Send us a few photos of your conservatory, and we will get back to you with a quote.
Any colour, any surface, one flawless finish.
RAL and British Standard matched, sprayed on site, backed by our 10-year guarantee.
Garage DoorsGarage Door Spraying Adds Instant Kerb Appeal To The Front Of Your Property
A garage door takes up a large part of your home's front elevation, so a faded or chipped one drags down the look of the whole house. Spraying it in a fresh colour is one of the fastest ways to lift kerb appeal, and it costs a fraction of the money you would spend replacing it outright.
We work on up-and-over doors, sectional doors, and roller doors in uPVC, aluminium, or steel. Modern coatings are built to cope with the UK climate, giving your garage door a genuinely high-quality finish. Garage door spray painting is one of our fastest jobs, usually finished in a single day, using exactly the same uPVC spraying process as a full set of windows.
How Much Does Garage Door Spraying Cost in the South East?
Garage door spraying usually costs between £250 and £350, depending on the size and style of door you have. The price includes paint, primer, and any rust treatment the door needs first. This is a rough guide only, and the actual cost varies.
Ask us for a quote, and we will confirm the exact price for your door.
Exterior PaintingExterior House Painting Refreshes Your Whole Property In Days, Not Weeks
Brick, render and pebbledash all weather over time, leaving walls looking patchy, dirty or simply out of date. Spray painting the exterior of your house gives a smoother, more even coat than a roller can achieve, especially on textured surfaces.
We use weather-resistant masonry paint designed to protect your walls as well as improve how they look, with minimal disruption and no lengthy building work to plan around. Painting the outside of a house is one of the quickest ways to add kerb appeal, and if your rendering or brickwork is sound, spraying is usually a cheaper alternative to re-rendering the whole house.
How Much Does Exterior House Painting Cost in the South East?
Exterior house painting for an average semi-detached home in the South East usually costs between £1,800 and £4,500, with larger detached homes costing more. This includes paint, primer, scaffolding where needed, and full preparation of every surface. This is a rough guide only, and the final price varies.
Book a free survey, and we will give you an accurate price.
Kitchen RespraysKitchen Resprays Give You A New Kitchen Look Without A New Kitchen Bill
If your kitchen units are structurally sound but the colour feels dated, a full replacement is rarely necessary. Spraying your cabinets, doors, and drawer fronts gives you a smooth, factory-style finish in a completely different colour, often finished within a few days.
We repair any chips, scratches, or marks before spraying, so the finished units look as good as new. Matte and satin finishes are especially popular for kitchens, giving a tired kitchen a genuine new lease of life. Kitchen spray painting is one of our most requested services precisely because it avoids a full refit, and it typically saves homeowners a large amount of money compared with a full new kitchen while still delivering a high-quality finish.
How Much Does A Kitchen Respray Cost in the South East?
A typical kitchen respray costs between £1,000 and £2,500, depending on the number of doors, drawers and units involved. The price includes paint, primer, minor repairs, and reassembly of all doors and drawers. This is a rough guide only, and the actual cost varies. Kitchen colours have moved on a lot in the last few years, and we can match almost any of them.
Get a quote, and we will tell you exactly what your kitchen respray would cost.
A new look without a new bill.
Respraying keeps the frames, doors and units you already have — at a fraction of the cost, mess and waste of full replacement.
Commercial, industrial & the finer points.
Commercial Spray Painting Keeps Your Business Looking Sharp With Minimal Downtime
Offices, warehouses, retail units and hospitality venues all need to look presentable, and a tired exterior can affect how customers see your business. Our commercial spray painting service covers frames, doors, cladding and metalwork across commercial properties throughout the South East.
We can work outside normal trading hours, overnight, or at weekends to keep disruption to a minimum, and we bring all the additional equipment needed so there is no interruption to how your business runs. As well as commercial spray painting, we handle uPVC spraying services for shop and office window frames as part of larger contracts, alongside the wider painting services listed on this page.
How Much Does Commercial Spray Painting Cost in the South East?
Commercial spray painting costs vary widely depending on the size of the job, starting from around £500 for a single feature and rising to several thousand pounds for larger sites. Paint, primer, access equipment, and labour are all included once we confirm the scope. This is a rough guide only, and the final price varies.
Contact us for a free, no-obligation site visit and quote.
Shop Front Spraying Helps Your Store Stand Out On The High Street
First impressions matter on the high street, and a faded or peeling shop front can quietly turn customers away before they even step inside. Spraying gives your shop front a smooth, even finish with none of the brush marks you get from hand painting, and work is usually completed within a day, often outside opening hours, so trading continues as normal.
Shop front spray painting works especially well on aluminium and steel frontages, giving a factory-smooth result without removing any glazing.
How Much Does Shop Front Spraying Cost in the South East?
Most independent shop fronts cost between £800 and £3,000 to spray, depending on the size of the frontage and how much preparation is needed. We only use paint built to handle heavy footfall areas, and the price includes paint, primer, masking, and any anti-graffiti coating you choose. This is a rough guide only, and the final price varies.
Get in touch for a quote based on your shop front.
Roller Shutter Painting Protects Your Security Shutters And Refreshes Their Look
Roller shutters take a beating from weather, pollution, and everyday wear, and rust or flaking paint makes a property look neglected fast. We spray shutters on site without removing them, so your premises stay secure throughout.
Roller shutter painting is really just spray painting applied to metal rather than uPVC, so the same careful preparation still applies before a single coat goes on. Most roller shutter jobs are completed in a single visit with very little disruption to your business.
How Much Does Roller Shutter Painting Cost in the South East?
Roller shutter painting typically costs between £200 and £800 per shutter, depending on size and condition. This includes paint, rust treatment, and primer where the metal needs it. This is a rough guide only, and the actual cost varies.
Ask us for a quote on your roller shutters today.
Cladding Spraying Restores The Look Of Commercial And Residential Cladding
Cladding on offices, warehouses, and modern homes can fade and streak over time, especially on south-facing walls. Spraying restores an even colour across the whole surface and protects it against further weathering.
We work with uPVC, metal and composite cladding, using coatings designed to cope with UK rain, wind and sun. This is often a far more effective method than stripping and replacing whole cladding panels, and our uPVC spraying process extends naturally to cladding panels too, so window frames and cladding can be sprayed to match in the same visit.
How Much Does Cladding Spraying Cost in the South East?
Cladding spraying usually starts from around £25 per square metre, with a full industrial unit typically costing between £3,000 and £10,000 depending on size and access. The price includes paint, primer, and access equipment for higher panels. This is a rough guide only, and the final price varies.
Request a quote, and we will confirm pricing for your cladding project.
We Also Spray Metal, Timber And Wood Surfaces As Well As uPVC
Most of our work is on uPVC, but we also spray metal, aluminium, and wood surfaces across the South East. Timber garage doors, wood cladding and wooden fascias can all be brought back to life using the same careful spray process, and if your window frames are wood rather than uPVC, we use paint designed specifically for that surface too.
Renovations, extensions, and new kitchens often leave a mix of surfaces that need to be matched. We prepare all uPVC surfaces the same way, regardless of size, because good spray painting always starts with preparation, not the spray gun, and we always match the paint type to the material rather than the other way round.
The Paint And Coatings We Use On Every Project
The paint we use is not the same paint you would buy in a DIY shop. We use specialist paint designed to bond permanently to uPVC, metal and wood, rather than a general-purpose paint that flakes within a year or two, applied in two or three coats with a spray gun for a smooth, durable finish that holds its colour for years rather than months.
We choose our paint based on the surface, the finish you want, and how much weather exposure that surface gets. A front door needs a different paint from a garage door, and we always use the best paint for the job rather than the cheapest one on the shelf. Spray painting uPVC work needs the right primer or the coating will not last, and every project finishes with a quality check before we leave.
We stock exterior grade paint for masonry, flexible paint for uPVC, and metal primer paint for garage doors and shutters, and our paint job always lasts far longer than a brushed finish because we never thin the paint to make it stretch further.
Spray painting uPVC, painting uPVC windows, and full spray painting uPVC windows and doors contracts all use the same paint system, whether the finish is gloss, satin, or matte paint, and every quote is based on real paint and spray time, not a flat rate. Spray painting uPVC work always starts with the right paint, and spray painting a door takes far less paint than spray painting a whole house. A spray paint uPVC job or a wider spray painting uPVC windows contract both start with the same paint, primer, and preparation, using premium paint and proper paint preparation, whether it's one door or a whole terrace of spray painting projects.
Our Process Shows You Exactly What Happens Before We Pick Up A Spray Gun
Every project starts with a free quote, either from photos or a site visit for larger projects. The whole process stays simple from there: uPVC has a smooth surface, so it needs proper preparation before paint will bond to it correctly, and there is very little time wasted between arriving and finishing the job once we get going.
- Free quote and, where needed, a site survey
- Cleaning, repairs, and masking of glass, brickwork, and hardware
- Specialist primer applied where the surface needs it
- Spray application in your chosen colour and finish
- Final inspection before we leave the site
We do not leave a project until we are happy with it, and neither should you. Our sprayers wear proper safety gear on every project and use masking tape to protect glass, brickwork, and hardware, which is part of what gets us to a very high standard on every single project.
Choosing From Our Full Range Of Colours And Finishes
One of the best parts of spray painting is the sheer range of colours available to you. We work from the full RAL and British Standard colour charts, so you are not restricted to the handful of colours a manufacturer originally offered.
Anthracite grey and black remain the most requested colours across the South East, closely followed by heritage greens, blues and soft greys. Picking from our colour options can feel overwhelming at first, which is why we bring physical sample boards for your colour selection rather than asking you to choose from a screen, and we keep sample colours in the van so you never have to guess how colours will look once applied.
Anthracite grey, jet black, and soft neutral colours dominate the colours homeowners request most, though bolder colours such as heritage green and blue are growing in popularity. We carry more colours than any single manufacturer's chart, so whatever colours you are drawn to, we can match them from our full range.
Choosing between colours is one of the more enjoyable parts of the process, and our most popular colours shift a little every year. Spray painting windows, doors, conservatories and garage doors in the same colour ties a property together, and it is one of the simplest ways to lift kerb appeal without touching brick or render.
Gloss, satin, and matte are the three main finishes we offer. A gloss finish gives a reflective, traditional look, satin offers a subtle sheen, and matte replicates the flat, factory look popular on newer installations. Whichever finish you choose, we always aim for a flawless finish with no drips, runs or patchy coverage, and the fantastic finish you get from spraying is hard to replicate with a brush. The end result should look like it left a factory, not a driveway.
What Customers Say About Working With South East Spray Team
Here is the kind of feedback we regularly get from homeowners and businesses in the South East. You can read many more on our reviews page.
“They resprayed our tired white uPVC windows in Anthracite Grey and the difference is night and day — the finish looks factory-fresh. Tidy, punctual and worth every penny.” — Sarah T., Lewes
“From the first phone call to the final coat the communication was spot on, and our front and back doors look brand new in a deep navy.” — Mark H., Maidstone
“An excellent job on our kitchen units, resprayed to match a new worktop. The whole team was hard working, tidy and easy to deal with, and it saved us a fortune on a new kitchen.” — Rebecca C., Guildford
“The professional job they did on our garage door has completely changed how the front of the house looks. Professional from start to finish and finished in a single day.” — Gary P., Eastbourne
We aim to do a fantastic job on every single project we take on, not just the big ones.
We Cover Kent, Surrey, Sussex, And The Rest Of The South East
South East Spray Team works across homes and businesses throughout the South East, including Kent, Surrey and Sussex, spraying doors, windows and everything in between. Wherever you are based, we can visit to talk through the right approach for your home and give you an honest quote. As a trusted spray painting company, we provide professional solutions tailored to your property.
From uPVC spraying to full commercial contracts, our process stays the same wherever you are. Every paint we use is chosen for South East weather, and our colours stay consistent whether you are in Kent, Surrey, or Sussex.
A 10-year guarantee on every spray finish.
Every coating we apply is guaranteed for 10 years against flaking, peeling and fading — in writing, on every project.
Free, No-Obligation Quotes
If your windows, doors, conservatory, kitchen, or shop front are looking tired, you do not need to replace them. South East Spray Team can give tired doors and windows a smooth, professional finish for a fraction of the cost of new installations, without wasting your time or your money.
Whether you need to paint uPVC windows across a whole street or add a fresh coat of paint to a single door, get in touch today for a free, no-obligation quote. Tell us what you need sprayed, and we will get back to you with a price and a date.
Frequently asked.
Is uPVC spray painting worth it?
uPVC spray painting is worth it if your windows, doors or other frames are still in good condition, but the colour looks dated or faded. Professional uPVC spray painting services give existing frames a fresh factory-style finish for far less than the cost of replacing them.
How long does uPVC spray painting last?
uPVC spray painting lasts for many years when the surface is prepared correctly and specialist coatings are used. Professional uPVC spray painting services use paints designed to bond to uPVC, helping the finish resist fading, peeling and everyday weather.
Can you spray paint uPVC windows without replacing them?
Spray painting uPVC windows without replacing them is possible as long as the frames are structurally sound. Professional preparation and specialist paint allow you to change the colour without the disruption and expense of installing new windows.
How much do uPVC spray painting services cost?
The cost of uPVC spray painting services depends on the size of the project, the areas requiring spraying, and the condition of the existing surfaces. Individual window spraying projects typically start from around £150 to £200 per window, while larger projects are priced following a free quotation tailored to the specific requirements of the property.
What colours can uPVC windows and doors be sprayed?
uPVC windows and doors can be sprayed in almost any RAL or British Standard colour. Anthracite grey, black and modern neutral shades remain popular, but professional uPVC spray painting services can match a wide range of colours to suit your property.
Is spraying uPVC cheaper than replacing windows?
Spraying uPVC is cheaper than replacing windows in most cases because the existing frames stay in place. Professional uPVC spray painting services can refresh the appearance of your property without the higher cost, waste, and disruption of full replacement.
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