No1 uPVC Painters in the UK

Pick ANY Colour You Like!

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The uPVC Painters are specialists in the field of refurbishing your existing uPVC windows, doors and conservatories.

It's a little known fact that uPVC deteriorates with the ultraviolet light from the sun, with a shelf life of approximately 20 years. After this, it starts to go brittle and discolour, traditionally this would mean having the expensive job of replacing with new, but not anymore!

Our technicians can completely transform the look and feel of your home by spray painting your existing uPVC with a specialist paint, making them look like new again and extending the life expectancy.

uPVC Painting - Watch our video!

All work is carried out on-site by our qualified professionals, with the windows and doors sprayed in-situ. No more messy and expensive building work. No more dreary and dirty white uPVC. All for a fraction of the cost of replacing with new. All you have to do is pick a colour (any colour!) and we'll take care of the rest.

If your windows and doors are looking tired or if you just fancy a change of colour, get in touch today for a no obligation chat. Our teams work nationwide, so if your in Edinburgh or Essex, call today, we can help!

Our Services

UPVC Window Painters

Bring a new lease of life to your old and worn uPVC windows. Or just give them a change of colour

UPVC Door Painting

Thought you were stuck with the colour of your existing front door, think again!

UPVC Conservatories

Why replace when you can re-spray for a fraction of the cost. Much less mess, inconvenience and cost

How It Works

A step by step guide to how we do it. You can also check out our video above for more information

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A short video to show the process from white to anthracite grey. Once the 'dust coat' has been applied (part of the bonding process) we then apply the first coat.