uPVC Door Spraying in Dronfield
Front, back and patio doors resprayed to match your home.
WeDo Spraying provides a professional uPVC door spraying and uPVC spray painting service in Dronfield and the surrounding area. We spray faded, outdated uPVC windows and doors back to a professional finish, without the cost of replacement.
If your uPVC door has lost its colour, we offer a full spray uPVC treatment in one visit, bringing the paint and experience to your door.
Whether it is one door or your uPVC windows and doors sprayed together, our team handles the whole spray job. We paint uPVC doors to a professional standard. We cover homeowners across Dronfield and the East Midlands, spraying doors, windows, garage doors and other surfaces throughout Dronfield and the East Midlands.
Green front doorWe Help Homeowners Refresh Faded or Outdated uPVC Doors Without A Full Replacement
There are more than 29 million homes across the UK, and many have windows and doors that have faded or changed colour over the years. Weather conditions take their toll on every uPVC surface.
Around 80% of UK homes are expected to still be standing in 2050, making a spray uPVC job more sensible than replacing doors and windows that still work well.
The average UK homeowner stays in the same property for around 8 to 10 years. Spray paint on a tired uPVC surface gives your door a new lease of life at a fraction of the cost, whether you stay or sell up.
Plenty of properties built in the 1980s, 1990s and early 2000s still have their original white uPVC doors and windows. A fresh spray of quality paint is one of the quickest ways to update a property, and works well on other surfaces around the house.
Door detailHere Is What Happens When You Book Our uPVC Door Spraying Service
We keep every uPVC spray painting job simple and straightforward. Here is what a typical uPVC door spraying visit involves.
We Start By Preparing And Masking Your Door Properly
Before any spray paint goes near your door, we clean the surface to remove dirt, grease and old flaking paint, then mask the glass, hardware and brickwork with masking tape so the spray only lands where it should.
This surface prep stage is what separates a flawless finish from a patchy one. Our uPVC spray painters take this part seriously, because rushing the prep work is a common mistake made when spraying uPVC as a DIY project instead of calling in uPVC spray painters who do this daily.
Good uPVC spray painting is mostly about preparation, not the spray itself. We would rather spend time getting the surface right than rush the paint.
We Apply A Specialist Coating That Is Built For uPVC Surfaces
We do not use standard household spray paint on your door. Our paint is a specialist coating formulated for uPVC, designed to bond properly, resist UV fading and stand up to the British weather.
We use specialist spray paint that bonds directly to the surface, different from anything sold in a general hardware shop. This spray paint flexes as the door expands and contracts with the weather, so standard tins of spray paint for general DIY use don't perform as well on these doors. Our uPVC spray equipment is serviced regularly to keep the finish consistent.
Most modern doors, windows and other uPVC surfaces are suited to a professional spray coating, provided every surface is properly prepared. We use specialist equipment to apply an even spray without drips, runs or a patchy paint finish, whether on doors, windows or a uPVC garage door.
We Check The Finish And Clean Up Before We Leave Your Property
Once the spray paint has been applied, our professional team checks every panel for an even, high-quality finish before removing the masking tape. Spraying a single door takes around one to two hours, though a full uPVC spray job with several doors and windows takes longer.
Most visits, including prep work and drying time, are wrapped up within a single day, far less disruption than waiting weeks for replacement doors and windows to be made and fitted.
Black front doorWhy Spraying Your uPVC Door Makes More Sense Than Replacing It
Replacing uPVC doors and windows can cost several times more than a professional spray job. Based on current UK pricing, you could save 50% to 85% on the cost of fitting new doors, depending on size and condition.
There is also waste to think about. Choosing to spray your uPVC surfaces instead of replacing windows and doors keeps large uPVC components out of landfill and gets more use from materials still in good working order.
A fresh spray on your front door is one of the fastest ways to lift the kerb appeal of a property and change its appearance. That is why many homeowners come to us before putting their house on the market, and others want their windows and doors to look cared for.
There is no lead time to worry about either. Fitting replacement doors and windows often means weeks of waiting, while a spray job can usually be booked in and completed within days at a lower cost. Most homeowners choose spray for this reason.
Some homeowners assume that once a uPVC door has faded, replacing it is the only option. In most cases, that is not true, and a uPVC spray finish achieves a similar result to new windows for a fraction of the replacement cost.
Patio doorsWe Cover Homeowners UK Wide, Not Just One Area
WeDo Spraying is not tied to one town or region. We take on uPVC door spraying and uPVC window spraying jobs across Dronfield. uPVC window spraying is often booked alongside a door to keep the look consistent, and our teams spray all kinds of doors and windows, from period properties to new build estates.
Weather conditions vary across the country, affecting how quickly a surface ages. A door on an exposed coastal property fades faster than one on a sheltered street, and we account for that in every spray uPVC quote. Every uPVC spray team follows the same process, wherever in the UK the work takes place.
Green front doorHow Much Does uPVC Door Spraying Cost in Dronfield?
Understanding uPVC spraying cost before you book helps you budget properly. A single uPVC door typically costs between £150 and £350 to spray, with most jobs landing around £200 to £250. Larger or double doors, or doors needing extra repair work, can push the cost towards £350 to £450.
Compare that with the replacement cost of a uPVC or composite door, often from £800 and past £1,500 once fitting is included, making spraying the more cost-effective route for most households. Choosing to spray instead of replace can save a substantial amount, and it delivers best results without the wait.
If you are also having windows, a garage door, or a conservatory sprayed at the same time, we can offer a better cost per item than booking each spray job separately, which keeps the total cost down and can save even more.
Door size is one of the biggest factors in uPVC spraying cost, along with panel count and glazing bars. A standard single door sits at the lower end of the price range, while a large or double door sits higher.
Access also plays a part in the cost. A ground floor front door is straightforward to spray, while a door up steps or in a porch takes longer, which adds to the price.
This price is a rough guide only, and the actual cost varies depending on door size, condition, the colour you choose and how much prep work is needed. We always provide a free quote and a free no-obligation quote before any work begins, so you know the full uPVC spraying cost before we start.
Cheaper spray paint might look like a saving at first, but poor quality spray paint fails faster and costs more in the long run. An accurate uPVC spray quote depends on door size, condition and colour, which is why we always inspect before pricing.
Which Colours Are Most Popular For uPVC Doors Right Now
If you fancy a new colour for your front door, you are in good company. Anthracite Grey remains one of the most requested colours for uPVC doors and windows, closely followed by black, Chartwell Green, navy blue and contemporary white shades. Plenty of homes built in the 1980s, 1990s and early 2000s still wear their original white doors and windows, which is why colour changes have become popular.
We spray in a wide range of RAL and British Standard colours, so you can match your front door to your uPVC windows, garage door or any other uPVC surface. Getting the colour selection right creates a high-quality finish rather than a rushed paint job, and the right colour makes a difference. We order specialist spray paint in almost any RAL shade, so an exact colour match for your spray paint is rarely a problem. Cleaning and preparing uPVC windows takes the same care as a front door, and our uPVC spray finish is available in almost any RAL colour. A few of the most requested options include:
- Anthracite Grey, RAL 7016
- Jet Black
- Chartwell Green
- Navy Blue
- Cream and contemporary white shades
If you cannot decide on a colour scheme, we can talk through options based on your brickwork, roofline and the street, so the finished paint suits the whole house rather than just the door. A well-chosen colour brings a new lease of life to a tired house, and is one of the easiest ways to lift kerb appeal without touching the rest of the property.
Door detailHow Long Does A Freshly Sprayed uPVC Door Actually Last
How long uPVC spraying lasts is one of the most common questions we get asked. Our specialist paint resists UV fading, peeling, cracking and weather damage, and holds up well against scratches and knocks, giving a durable finish rather than a coating that wears thin. Done properly, a professional spray finish on uPVC doors and windows lasts between 8 and 15 years.
Cheap spray paint fades and chips quickly, while our specialist spray paint copes with UK weather. The difference between ordinary spray paint and a proper spray coating is the biggest factor in how long the finish lasts. uPVC spray painting takes time to learn, which is why we only use trained teams.
How long the paint lasts does vary depending on how exposed the door or window is to sun and rain, and how it is cared for. A south-facing door with little shelter shows its age sooner than a sheltered one.
A little proper care goes a long way. Wiping the surface with a soft cloth and mild soapy water helps the paint quality and colour stay fresh longer, and keeps the finish looking durable rather than tired.
We stand behind the durable, long-lasting finish our paint provides, which is why every spray job comes with a guarantee. If you ever have a question about how your door is wearing, we are only a phone call away, backed by our guarantee.
Black front doorWe Also Spray Windows, Garage Doors And Other uPVC Surfaces Around Your Home
Doors are only part of what we do. We also spray uPVC windows, window frames, garage doors, conservatories and patio doors, so you can get your whole house of doors and windows refreshed in one visit. A full house spray is usually the most efficient way to keep the total cost down.
Spraying your windows and doors together, or matching a uPVC garage door to your front door, creates a more joined-up look across the whole property. A whole house job covering multiple windows and doors usually takes around two to three days, and we quote the full cost upfront.
It also tends to be more cost-effective than booking each spray job separately, since our team is already on site with the paint and equipment. New windows are one of the most expensive home improvements you can make, so spraying existing uPVC window frames instead can be a cost-effective choice.
Patio doors and uPVC conservatory frames respond just as well to spraying as a front door. Both tend to be large, visible surfaces on a property, so refreshing them creates just as much of an appearance change as the front door itself.
Patio doorsWhy Homeowners Across Dronfield and the East Midlands Choose WeDo Spraying For Their uPVC Door Spraying
We use specialist equipment and a proper spray paint system for a smooth, professional finish that looks close to factory standard. Every spray job is backed by our guarantee, and our professional team at our spray painting company protects your property before spraying starts.
We spray doors, windows and garage doors to the same professional standard, whether one door or every window in the house.
A few reasons homeowners across Dronfield and the wider East Midlands choose our uPVC door spraying and uPVC spray painting service:
- Specialist paint built for uPVC surfaces, not standard household spray paint
- A tidy, protected work area and a proper clean-up after every spray job
- Workmanship backed by our guarantee, with a high-quality finish
- across Dronfield coverage with experienced, professional local teams
That is why many of our customers come back when they want another surface sprayed, whether more doors, more windows or a garage door to match. Customers tell us we have done a fantastic job, and that the price quoted matched what they paid.
We only use trade-grade spray paint. Our spray paint is sourced from suppliers who specialise in spray coatings for these doors, and every batch of spray paint is checked before it reaches your property. Our uPVC spray results speak for themselves, which is why many customers recommend us. As specialists in uPVC spray painting, we understand these surfaces better than a general painter.
We spray doors of every age, style and colour, from composite to panelled designs. Most doors we spray have been fitted for ten years or more, though we also work on newer installations. We regularly spray uPVC doors that are 15 or 20 years old and bring them back to looking new, and we spray uPVC windows just as often as doors, especially when homeowners want a matching look.
Our professional team has years of experience spraying uPVC doors, windows, and garage doors. We know how different door styles and hardware need handling to get the best results, and we don't cut corners on the prep work that affects the final paint finish.
Spraying uPVC as a DIY project might look simple, but an even, durable, long-lasting finish takes the right paint, the right spray equipment, and practice. That is why most homeowners leave their doors and windows to us rather than risk a patchy result on their own front door.
Green front doorGet In Touch With WeDo Spraying For Your Free No Obligation Quote
If your uPVC door, windows or garage door could do with a fresh coat of paint, contact WeDo Spraying today. We can usually book a uPVC door spraying or uPVC window spraying visit within a couple of weeks, at a cost that works for you. If you have been comparing uPVC spray painting companies, ask to see finished doors before you book. Our uPVC spray specialists can answer questions, and are just as happy to talk about uPVC windows as your front door.
Request your free no-obligation quote from WeDo Spraying now and find out how affordable it is to completely transform the windows and doors across your property. A fresh coat of paint can create a different appearance in a single day, and our team is ready to help.
Door detailMore of what we spray in Dronfield
Residential
uPVC Spray Painting Dronfield From £150 → Exterior House Painting Dronfield From £2,500 → uPVC Window Spraying Dronfield From £150 / frame → Kitchen Resprays Dronfield From £800 → Garage Door Spraying Dronfield From £250 → Conservatory Spraying Dronfield From £500 → Park Home Painting Dronfield From £1,000 →Commercial
Commercial Spray Painting Dronfield From £500 → Warehouse Painting Dronfield From £2,000 → Cladding Spraying Dronfield From £15 / m² → Shop Front Spraying Dronfield From £1,000 → Roller Shutter Painting Dronfield From £200 →uPVC Door Spraying in Dronfield — FAQs
Can you spray any uPVC door?
Yes, most uPVC doors can be sprayed provided they are structurally sound and correctly prepared before the coating is applied. A professional uPVC door spraying service cleans, masks and prepares the surface so the specialist coating bonds properly for a durable finish.
Is spraying a uPVC door better than replacing it?
Spraying a uPVC door is often a better option when the door is still in good working condition but looks faded or outdated. A professional uPVC door spraying service costs far less than replacement and gives the door a fresh, factory-style appearance without the disruption of fitting a new one.
How long does uPVC door spraying last?
uPVC door spraying typically lasts between 8 and 15 years when specialist coatings are applied, and the door is looked after correctly. The lifespan depends on weather exposure, colour choice and routine cleaning, but professional finishes are made to resist fading, peeling and cracking.
How much does a uPVC door spraying service cost?
A uPVC door spraying service usually costs between £150 and £350 for a standard single door, with larger or more detailed doors costing more. The final price depends on the door size, condition, chosen colour and the amount of preparation needed before spraying.
How long does it take to spray a uPVC door?
Spraying a uPVC door normally takes around one to two hours for the spraying itself, with preparation and drying completed during the same visit. Most homeowners have the entire job finished within a single day.
What colours can you spray a uPVC door?
A uPVC door can be sprayed in almost any RAL or British Standard colour using specialist coatings designed for uPVC surfaces. Popular choices include Anthracite Grey, black, Chartwell Green, navy blue and contemporary white shades to match the rest of the property.
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