uPVC Window Spraying

Respray your existing windows in any colour — up to 75% cheaper than replacing them, backed by a 10-year insurance-backed guarantee. Covering the whole country.

  • From £275, priced per property
  • 10-year guarantee
  • Done in 2–3 days
  • Any RAL colour

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10-year guaranteeInsurance-backed, windows and doors
4.9 on Google134 Google reviews · 4.8 on Trustpilot (122)
NationwideBranches up and down the country
Done in 2–3 daysNo scaffolding, no windows removed

“Spraying uPVC has seen a huge rise in demand in recent years, and it is a simple and effective trick to really transform the appearance of a home.”

Scarlette Douglas — Worst House on The Street, Channel 4

The question everyone asks first

Can you spray uPVC windows?

Yes — and done properly it lasts. We use a two-pack uPVC paint that bonds into the surface of the frame rather than sitting on top of it. That’s why we guarantee it for ten years against peeling, cracking and flaking.

Painting uPVC windows this way happens at your property, on the frames you already have. Nothing is removed and there’s no building work — your windows open, close and seal exactly as they do now.

uPVC window painting works on white uPVC, woodgrain, faded frames, conservatory frames, doors and patio doors. The only thing that stops a job is uPVC cracked beyond repair — we’ll tell you straight if that’s what we find.

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Spraying a uPVC window frame anthracite grey with an airless sprayer, masked glass and brickwork

In their words

What our customers say

“From start to finish this company was so helpful, explaining in detail the process. The engineer that did our windows was polite, professional and conscious in the way he worked. We love the results and would recommend this company.”

Julie Google review

“I was a little anxious about having a re-spray rather than replacing existing doors. However, from my initial chat with Kapre, choosing the colour, booking a date and the work completed, the whole process was faultless.”

Debbie Google review

“I used UPVC Spray painters to paint the exterior of our UPVC doors and windows. I have to say the service from getting a quotation through to the completion of the work was exemplary.”

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The process

How we spray uPVC windows

Spraying uPVC windows isn’t complicated, but it is exacting. Almost every failed spray job comes down to preparation being skipped.

  1. Free fixed quoteGive us your postcode and how many windows you have. The price we quote is the price you pay.
  2. PreparationFrames are cleaned, degreased and lightly abraded so the paint has something to key into. This step decides whether a job lasts ten years or one.
  3. Masking and sprayingGlass, brickwork, sills, handles and hinges are masked off, then two-pack paint goes on by airless sprayer in thin, even coats. Touch dry in an hour, cured in 24.
  4. Finish, inspection and guaranteeMasking comes off and we walk the job with you. Anything not right, we put right before we leave. Guarantee paperwork follows by email.

Most homes are finished in two to three days, with no scaffolding and no windows taken out.

Window frame spraying — sprayed uPVC window frames in dark grey on a brick property

Frames only

Window frame spraying

If the frames are the problem rather than the whole window, we spray frames on their own — uPVC, plastic and aluminium frames, and the frames around conservatories and porches.

We spray paint window frames with the same paint, the same process and the same ten-year guarantee. Frame-only work is quicker and cheaper than a full elevation — the sensible option when the glass and hardware are fine but the white has yellowed.

Materials

The paint and finish we use

We don’t use off-the-shelf tins or aerosols. The paint is a two-pack industrial coating made for uPVC, mixed to your colour and applied with airless spray equipment. That’s what produces the even, factory-look finish a brush can’t.

You choose the sheen: matt, satin or gloss. Satin is the most popular on windows — it hides small imperfections in older frames.

Doing it yourself? We sell the same uPVC paint we use on customers’ houses — see the uPVC paint we use.

What goes on your windows

Coating
Two-pack industrial uPVC paint
Applied with
Airless spray, thin even coats
Finish
Matt, satin or gloss
Colour
Any RAL, mixed to order
Covered against
Peeling, cracking and flaking

Colour

Colour options

Any RAL colour. Anthracite grey (RAL 7016) is what most customers pick — it’s the colour on most new-build windows and it lifts an older property immediately.

  • Anthracite RAL 7016
  • Jet black
  • Slate grey
  • Cream
  • Chartwell green
  • White

Matching an existing door, a conservatory or the neighbours’ windows? Give us the colour and we’ll match it. See how a respray works in changing the colour of uPVC windows, or browse the full RAL colour chart.

The honest comparison

Spraying vs replacing your windows

If your windows still open, close and seal properly, replacing them means spending thousands to fix what is really a colour problem.

Typical comparison for a standard three-bedroom semi-detached house.
Comparison Spraying Replacing
Cost From £275 — priced per property, not per window Typically thousands, priced per window
Time on site 2–3 days Several days to several weeks
Building work None — frames stay in place, rooms stay usable Frames removed, making good needed, mess inside
Colour choice Any RAL colour, three finishes Limited factory range
Guarantee 10 years, insurance-backed Varies by installer
Right choice when… Frames work fine but look tired or dated Units are blown, frames damaged, locks failed

If your units are blown or the frames are damaged, replacement is the right call and we’ll say so.

uPVC window spraying

from £275

From £275 — most whole-house jobs are 2–3 days on site, so a typical three-bedroom semi is around £1,100.

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Pricing

What uPVC window spraying costs

uPVC window spraying starts from £275, priced per property rather than per window. What you pay depends on how many windows you have, how easy they are to reach, and whether the doors are done too.

Because we quote the whole job rather than by the hour, the number we give you is the number you pay. See a full breakdown of uPVC spraying costs.

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Peace of mind

Our 10-year insurance-backed guarantee

Every uPVC window and door we spray is covered for ten years against peeling, cracking and flaking, and the paints we use are UV protected. It’s insurance-backed, so the cover stands even if we’re not around to honour it.

Sprayed uPVC windows need no special upkeep — wash them down as you would any painted surface. You get the guarantee paperwork by email once the job is signed off.

Accredited and certified

  • CITB
  • IPAF
  • CHAS
  • CSCS
  • PASMA
  • FIRAS

Coverage

uPVC window sprayers near you

We cover the whole country, with branches up and down the UK, so if you’ve searched for uPVC window sprayers near me, there’s a good chance we’re working in your area this month.

  • London & the South East
  • Oxford
  • Bristol
  • Cardiff
  • Guildford
  • Birmingham
  • Manchester
  • Leeds & Bradford

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While we’re there

uPVC doors and patio doors

Most people who spray their windows do the doors at the same time — it’s the only way to get the whole elevation matching, and it adds little while we’re already set up.

Front and back doors, patio and French doors, side doors and door frames — same two-pack paint, same ten-year guarantee. More about uPVC door spraying.

uPVC patio doors before and after spraying — faded brown frames resprayed white

Straight answers

uPVC window spraying FAQs

Can you spray uPVC windows?

Yes. uPVC takes paint very well when it’s prepared properly and the right coating is used. We clean, degrease and abrade the frame first, then apply two-pack uPVC paint by airless spray — which is why we can guarantee it for ten years.

Can uPVC windows be painted?

They can — windows, frames and doors, including woodgrain and frames that have yellowed with age. Brushing rarely looks right; you get brush marks and an uneven sheen. Spraying gives the smooth, factory-style finish people are after.

Can I spray uPVC windows myself?

You can, and plenty of people do. What usually goes wrong is preparation — if frames aren’t cleaned, degreased and abraded properly, the paint fails within a year. Ordinary exterior paint and aerosols sit on the surface instead of bonding into it, and without proper spray equipment you’ll get brush marks or overspray on glass, brickwork and cars.

A DIY job also isn’t covered by our ten-year guarantee. If you’d still rather do it yourself, we sell the same two-pack uPVC paint we use on customers’ houses.

Is spraying uPVC windows worth it?

If the windows still open, close and seal properly, yes — you’re fixing a colour problem for a fraction of the cost of replacement, with a ten-year guarantee. If the units are blown or the frames are damaged, it isn’t worth it and we’ll tell you so.

How long does uPVC window spraying last?

Guaranteed ten years against peeling, cracking and flaking, using UV-protected paints — and a properly prepared job usually lasts longer.

How much does it cost to spray uPVC windows?

From £275, priced per property rather than per window. Most whole-house jobs are two to three days on site, so a typical three-bedroom semi is around £1,100. You get a fixed written price before we start.

Can you respray uPVC windows a different colour?

Yes — changing colour is the most common reason people call us. White to anthracite grey is by far the most requested, but any RAL colour is possible, in matt, satin or gloss.

How long does the job take?

Two to three days for most houses, and you can keep using the rooms while we work.

Is sprayed uPVC better than window wrapping?

Spraying gives a bonded, seamless finish with no edges to lift. Wrapping is a vinyl film that can peel or bubble at the corners over time, especially in direct sun.

Do you spray uPVC doors as well as windows?

Yes — front and back doors, patio and French doors and door frames, all under the same ten-year guarantee.

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