uPVC Spraying in Derby

Respraying uPVC in Derby instead of replacing it

New uPVC windows for an ordinary three-bedroom semi can cost several thousand pounds. If the frames still open, close and seal properly, most of that money buys nothing but a new colour. Respraying gives you the colour without the rest of the bill.

We travel over from Nottingham along the A52 and spray on site: frames cleaned and degreased, keyed, masked, primed where the surface needs it, and finished in thin coats. Glass, brickwork and sills are sheeted before any paint is mixed. The photographs below show a common change — a white bay-fronted semi taken to anthracite, front door included.

Photographs from our work across the East Midlands.

Why Derby homeowners choose Spray Maestro

• Rated 4.8 on Google From more than 40 reviews on our Google Business Profile, with customers picking out the attention to detail and the quality of the finish.
• 10-year guarantee The sprayed finish is guaranteed for ten years, so a colour change is a long-term decision, not a short-term fix.
• Headed up by Dave Spray Maestro is run by Dave, who has more than 20 years of spray painting experience and hundreds of transformed homes behind him.
• Free quotes within 24 hours Send photographs and a rough count and we can usually give you an accurate price from those alone, without a visit.
• Fully insured Our spray painters are fully insured, so you are covered from the moment we start masking.
• You inspect it before we leave We go round every frame with you at the end, so you see the finish up close before the job is signed off.

What it costs

These are starting prices from our spray painting price guide. Booking windows, a front door and a garage door in the same visit brings the cost per item down.

• uPVC windows £75 per window, from
• Front door £160 from
• Garage door £250 from
• Whole house £400–£900 typical range, all windows

What we spray in Derby homes

Windows and bays. Derby's inter-war bay-fronted semis and its newer estate houses both suit a colour change. See how uPVC window spraying works, from preparation to the final coat.

Front and back doors. A door is usually the first thing people want changed, and the easiest to justify. Handles, letterplates and glass are protected, and the door is closed the same day. More on front door spraying.

Garage doors, fascias and conservatories. Steel and uPVC garage doors, fascia and soffit boards, and conservatory frames inside and out — often done in the same visit so the whole house matches.

Conservation areas in Derby

Where we work around Derby

We spray across the city and its suburbs, including:

• Allestree
• Mickleover
• Littleover
• Chaddesden
• Oakwood
• Alvaston
• Spondon
• Darley Abbey
• Mackworth
• Chellaston

Is spraying right for your windows?

Spraying changes the colour of a sound frame. It will not fix one that has failed. Before quoting, we look for three things: that each window opens and locks properly, that the seals around the glass are intact, and that the frame is not cracked or warped. Misted double glazing is a separate issue — the sealed unit can be replaced by a glazier before or after we spray, and the new colour is unaffected.

If a frame is past saving, we will tell you rather than spray it.

What happens on the day

We arrive in the morning, walk round with you to confirm the colour and which items are included, then mask. Every pane is covered, sills and brickwork are sheeted, and anything near the work — cars, plants, garden furniture — is moved or protected. The frames are cleaned, keyed and primed, then the colour goes on in thin coats. At the end we strip the masking, check every frame with you, and leave the site tidy.

Commercial spraying in Derby

We also spray shop fronts, industrial unit cladding and entrance doors for Derby businesses, usually around trading hours. Our commercial spray painting work covers the details.