Minimal downtime
Work can be planned around trading hours so the unit stays open and usable wherever practical.
Commercial Spraying
Commercial Spraying in Cheshire & Staffordshire
Commercial frontages have to look maintained, and closing a unit for a refit is rarely realistic. On-site spraying updates shopfronts, office frames, cladding and rental properties around your operating hours instead of shutting them down.
Shopfronts, offices, landlord portfolios and communal areas — covered by our 2-year workmanship guarantee.
Why Spray Instead of Replace?
Brand-accurate colour
Frames, doors and cladding can be sprayed to a specified RAL reference so a frontage matches brand standards across sites.
Portfolio consistency
Landlords and managing agents can bring multiple properties to the same standard without a replacement programme.
Sensible capital spend
Refinishing sound frames and cladding avoids the cost and waste of stripping out serviceable materials.
How the Process Works
- 1
Site visit and scope
We survey the frontage, agree what is included and identify anything better repaired or replaced than coated.
- 2
Programme and access
Working hours, access, public protection and any site requirements are agreed in writing before we start.
- 3
Preparation
Cleaning, degreasing and abrading — the same standard as domestic work, on a larger footprint.
- 4
Containment
Glazing, signage, pavements and neighbouring units are masked and protected.
- 5
Coating
Primer and controlled topcoats applied in stages so sections can be reopened as they finish.
- 6
Handover
Site cleared, protection removed and the frontage walked with you or your site contact.
Colours and Finishes
Commercial work is usually colour-specified rather than chosen on the day:
- Any RAL reference, matched to brand guidelines
- Anthracite Grey (RAL 7016) for contemporary office and retail frontages
- Black (RAL 9005) for signage-led retail units
- Neutral greys and whites for managed residential blocks
- Consistent colour across multiple sites in a portfolio
- Colour matched to existing signage or cladding
We recommend approving a physical sample against your own property, in daylight, before we begin.
What Can and Cannot Be Sprayed
Normally suitable
- UPVC and aluminium shopfront frames and doors
- Office window frames and curtain-wall surrounds
- Rental and HMO properties being brought up to standard
- Cladding panels and communal entrance doors
- Roofline and fascia signage boards on commercial units
Not suitable
- Structures that are failing or scheduled for replacement
- Areas where safe access cannot be provided
- Surfaces with unresolved water ingress or corrosion damage
- Work requiring specialist licensed removal before coating
Commercial Spraying FAQs
Where the site allows it, yes. Programming is agreed before work starts so the impact on trading is understood by everyone.
Yes. Give us the RAL reference, or a sample to match against, and the frontage is sprayed to that colour.
Yes. Portfolio work is straightforward to programme and gives a consistent standard across properties.
Yes — we carry public liability cover and certificates are available on request.
Containment, masking and safe working areas are part of the method statement agreed before we start.
UPVC and aluminium frames, doors, cladding, fascia panels and communal entrances are all common. We will tell you if a surface is not a sensible candidate.
Send photographs and the address, or arrange a site visit. We will scope the work and quote in writing with realistic dates.
Where We Work
Commercial Spraying is available to homeowners across both counties. Send your postcode with a few photographs and we will confirm coverage.
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