Keep the windows that still work
Replacement is the right answer when frames are rotten, drafty or misted. When the only problem is colour or weathering, replacing perfectly serviceable windows means paying for glazing you already own.
A smarter alternative to replacing your kitchen or UPVC.
UPVC Window Spraying
Window frames age long before the windows themselves stop working. Where the units are sound and the seals are doing their job, spraying changes the colour and finish of every frame on the house without touching the glass, the hardware or the plaster inside.
Sprayed in place, inside and out where required, and covered by our 2-year workmanship guarantee.

Replacement is the right answer when frames are rotten, drafty or misted. When the only problem is colour or weathering, replacing perfectly serviceable windows means paying for glazing you already own.
Nothing is removed, so there is no scaffolding of your living room, no plaster damage around reveals and no waiting on manufacturing lead times. Most homes stay fully usable throughout.
White frames become anthracite grey, black, sage or any other RAL colour, and every window on the elevation matches — including frames from different installation dates.
Windows, entrance doors, garage doors, conservatory frames and roofline can all be sprayed in the same colour so the front of the house reads as one deliberate scheme.
Sound UPVC that would otherwise be ripped out and landfilled stays where it is. Refinishing is the lower-waste option whenever the frames are still fit for purpose.
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Every project is assessed honestly first. If the frames, panels or boards would be better replaced than sprayed, we will tell you before you spend anything.
We check the condition of the frames, seals, trims and sills, and tell you honestly if any window would be better replaced than sprayed.
Years of atmospheric grime, algae and old cleaning product residue are removed. Nothing bonds to a dirty frame, so this stage matters more than any other.
Surfaces are keyed by hand, minor blemishes are addressed and any loose or perished trim is flagged before coating.
Glass, brickwork, sills, render, gutters and planting are masked and sheeted. Overspray control is a preparation job, not a spraying job.
An adhesion primer suited to UPVC is applied, followed by controlled topcoats built up in thin, even passes.
Masking is removed carefully, edges and returns are checked, and we walk the elevation with you before we leave.
Colour choice is effectively open. Most Cheshire and Staffordshire homeowners choose one of the following, but we can match any RAL reference.
We recommend approving a physical sample against your own property, in daylight, before we begin.

A properly prepared and correctly coated frame is a long-term finish rather than a temporary refresh. Longevity depends on preparation, exposure and aftercare, so we will not quote a fixed number of years — what we do commit to is our 2-year workmanship guarantee on the finish we apply.
Yes, and it is the single most common request we get. White frames sprayed anthracite grey (RAL 7016) give the same modern look as new grey windows without replacing anything.
Yes. Brown and woodgrain-effect frames are prepared in the same way as white ones. Darker existing colours may need an extra coat to achieve full, even coverage in a lighter shade.
Spraying reuses the frames and glazing you already own, so you are paying for preparation, coatings and labour rather than new units and installation. We will not publish a percentage saving, because the honest answer depends on your house and the replacement you were comparing it against.
Yes. Internal frames can be sprayed where you want the colour carried through, with the room fully masked and protected. Many customers spray outside only, some do both — tell us which when you enquire so the quotation is accurate.
Timescales depend on the number of windows, the access required and the weather. A typical house is a short project rather than a week-long job, and we confirm realistic dates in writing with your quotation.
No. Glass, gaskets, hinges, handles and trickle vents are masked before any coating is applied, and masking is removed carefully once the finish is sound.
Yes. Exterior spraying needs dry conditions and sensible temperatures, so we plan around the forecast. If the weather turns, we reschedule rather than compromise the finish.
Yes. If you have a composite or UPVC door in a specific colour, we can work to a RAL reference or match against the door itself so the whole elevation is consistent.
We cover the whole of Cheshire and Staffordshire, including Chester, Warrington, Crewe, Macclesfield, Stoke-on-Trent, Newcastle-under-Lyme and Stafford. Send your postcode and we will confirm straight away.
UPVC Window Spraying is available to homeowners across both counties. Send your postcode with a few photographs and we will confirm coverage.
Answer a few quick questions and we will come back to you. Prefer to show us? Send photographs straight to WhatsApp and we will review them.
Five quick questions — one at a time. No obligation, and we will confirm coverage for your postcode.