How much does uPVC spray painting cost?
Windows from £75, front doors from £160 and garage doors from £250, sprayed on site in any colour. Every quote is free, and combining surfaces in one visit costs less.
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uPVC spray painting starts from £75 for a window, £160 for a front door and £250 for a garage door, with full-house window resprays typically £400–£900. Conservatories, kitchen cabinets and metal surfaces are quoted by the job. All prices are a fraction of the cost of replacement, and every quote from Spray Maestro is free. Volume discounts apply when you combine several surfaces in one visit. We cover Nottingham and the wider East Midlands.
uPVC spray painting price guide: what does each service cost?
Below are our starting prices across all of our spray painting services. Every property is different, so your final quote will reflect your own surfaces, but these figures give you a reliable ballpark before you get in touch.
- uPVC window from £75 per window, any colour
- Front door from £160 uPVC, any RAL colour
- Garage door from £250 metal or uPVC panels
- Full house windows £400–£900 typical, volume discount applies
- Conservatory from £450 inside and out available
- Kitchen cabinets Quoted based on unit count
Volume discounts apply when you combine several surfaces in one visit. Windows, front door and garage door together is the most popular combination. Contact us for a combined quote.
Thinking about doing it yourself first? Read our honest guide: can you spray paint uPVC windows yourself?
What affects the cost of uPVC spray painting?
Several things influence your final price. Understanding them helps you get the most accurate quote and plan your budget before getting in touch.
| Factor | Impact | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Number of surfaces | Major | More windows, doors or panels means more labour and material, but volume discounts apply the more you combine. |
| Size and surface type | Moderate | Bay windows, bifold doors, conservatories and roof lanterns take longer to prepare and spray than standard casement windows or single doors. |
| Colour change | Low to moderate | Darker colours over light uPVC may need an extra coat. Staying closer to the original colour is the most straightforward job. |
| Condition of the surface | Moderate | Heavily discoloured, chalky or degraded uPVC or metal needs more preparation before the colour coats go on. |
| Access | Low | Upper-floor windows or tight spaces may need extra masking and set-up time. |
| Combined services | Saving | Booking windows, doors and garage door together in one visit significantly reduces set-up costs. |
Spray painting vs replacement: how much can you save?
The most common reason homeowners choose spraying over replacement is the price difference. New uPVC windows for a typical three-bedroom semi-detached home can cost between £3,000 and £8,000 installed. A full-house window respray with Spray Maestro starts from £400. The same logic applies to doors, garage doors and conservatories: if the structure is sound, respraying is almost always the smarter financial decision.
uPVC spray painting
- Windows from around £400–£900 for a full house
- Completed in 1–2 days
- No mess, no skips, no builders
- 10-year guarantee included
- Any RAL colour available
- Environmentally sustainable
- Extends the life of what you already have
Full replacement
- Windows typically £3,000–£8,000+
- Takes days to weeks
- Significant disruption and waste
- Warranty varies by installer
- Limited standard colour ranges
- Old frames go to landfill
- Unnecessary if the structure is sound
The bay-fronted semi below kept every one of its windows and its front door. Only the colour changed.


Photographs from our work across the East Midlands.
Metal surface spraying: costs and what's covered
As well as uPVC, Spray Maestro provides specialist metal spraying for homes and commercial properties across the East Midlands. Metal responds exceptionally well to professional spray painting: the result is smooth and durable, and closely matches a factory powder-coat finish.
What metal surfaces can be sprayed?
- Metal garage doors: restoring the powder-coat appearance at a fraction of replacement cost, from £250
- Steel railings and balustrades: refreshed in any colour, with a rust-inhibiting primer as standard
- Metal window frames: particularly common in commercial and period properties
- Shop fronts and fascia panels: aluminium and steel cladding for retail and office units
- Warehouse and industrial cladding: large-scale metal cladding resprays for commercial premises
- Restaurant and bar metalwork: internal and external metal surfaces for the hospitality trade
Steel garage door and side door sprayed anthracite
Commercial unit's metal cladding resprayed anthracite grey
How much does metal spraying cost?
Metal spraying is quoted by the project, because surface areas and preparation vary so widely. As a guide: metal garage door resprays start from £250; steel railings are quoted per linear metre on inspection; commercial cladding is priced after a site survey. All work includes thorough surface preparation (cleaning, degreasing and a rust-inhibiting primer where required) before the colour coat goes on.
Why spray metal rather than brush-paint it?
Brush painting metal leaves visible marks and uneven coverage. Spray application gives a smooth, consistent finish that matches the original factory powder coat and, with the correct primer, resists chipping, peeling and UV fade far better than hand-applied paint. Learn more about our commercial metal spraying service.
Areas covered across the East Midlands
Spray Maestro is based in Nottingham and covers the following areas at the same competitive prices, with no hidden travel charges within Nottinghamshire:
- Nottingham city and suburbs: Arnold, Mapperley, West Bridgford, Bakersfield, Beeston, Gedling, Lambley
- Mansfield and Ashfield · Newark-on-Trent · Grantham
- Derby · Leicester and Loughborough
- Ilkeston and Sutton-in-Ashfield · Coalville and Ashby-de-la-Zouch
For sites further across the East Midlands, any additional travel cost will be stated clearly in your written quote before work begins.
Frequently asked questions about uPVC spraying costs
How much does uPVC spray painting cost?
uPVC spray painting starts from £75 for a window, £160 for a front door and £250 for a garage door with Spray Maestro. A full house of windows typically costs £400–£900. Volume discounts apply when multiple surfaces are combined in one visit.
Is uPVC spraying cheaper than replacement?
Yes, significantly. Replacing the windows in a three-bedroom home typically costs £3,000–£8,000. A full-house uPVC respray starts from £400. The same applies to doors, conservatories and garage doors: if the structure is sound, spraying is almost always the smarter financial choice.
How much does it cost to spray a front door?
Front door spraying starts from £160. The exact cost depends on the door's size and style, and whether the surrounding frame or side panels are included.
How much does conservatory spraying cost?
Conservatory spraying starts from £450 and can cover both the inside and the outside. The final cost depends on the size of the conservatory, the number of surfaces to be sprayed and whether any specialist preparation is needed.
How long does uPVC spraying last?
Spray Maestro backs all uPVC spraying with a 10-year guarantee, for residential and commercial jobs alike. The specialist paints resist UV fade, weathering and flaking well beyond that with standard cleaning.
Do you offer free quotes?
Yes. Quotes are free, fast and accurate. Send photos of your windows, doors or surfaces and you can receive a detailed estimate without needing a home visit first. Call 0115 6478811 or use the contact form.
Can I get a discount for having multiple surfaces sprayed at once?
Yes. Volume discounts apply when you combine services. Windows, front door and garage door together in one visit is the most popular combination, and because we are already on site, the cost per surface is lower than booking each job separately.
How much does metal surface spraying cost?
Metal garage door resprays start from £250. Steel railings and balustrades are quoted per linear metre on inspection, and commercial metal cladding is priced after a site survey. All metal spraying includes surface preparation and a rust-inhibiting primer where required.
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