How Much Does UPVC Spraying Cost in Hampshire?

What Drives the Price of UPVC Spraying

The cost of UPVC spraying depends on a handful of factors rather than a flat rate. Understanding them helps you compare quotes fairly.

• Number and size of windows, doors, and trims
• Current condition and how much preparation is needed
• Access equipment required (ladders, towers, scaffold)
• Colour change complexity and finish specification

What Can Be Sprayed?

The quote reflects what is being coated. On a typical home that can include any or all of:

• Window frames, casement and tilt-and-turn
• Front, back, and patio doors
• Conservatory frames and roof trims
• Fascias, soffits, and guttering

A single door costs less than a full house of windows, doors, and trims, which is why a price only makes sense once we know exactly what you want done.

Typical Price Ranges

As a rough guide, individual elements such as a front door start from around £70 to £150, while a full house of windows, doors, and trims is usually priced as a package after survey. These are indicative figures only: larger or harder-to-access properties cost more because of the extra preparation and access work involved, so we always confirm a written price after a free survey.

How the Process Affects the Price

Most of the work in a spraying job is preparation, and the condition of the frames decides how much there is. The process runs in the same order every time:

• Clean and decontaminate the frames to remove grime, chalking, and residue
• Repair minor surface damage and abrade so the coating can key
• Mask glass, walls, and surrounding surfaces
• Apply a specialist adhesion primer made for UPVC
• Spray the colour coat in even passes for a smooth, factory-style finish
• Allow the coating to cure fully before removing the masking

Frames that are heavily weathered or hard to reach take more prep and access time, which is the main reason two homes of the same size can be quoted differently.

What You Get for the Price

A professionally applied coating is UV-stable and built to last 10 years or more, backed by a written guarantee on qualifying projects. You also get a far wider colour choice than stock replacement units, with anthracite grey (RAL 7016), slate grey, and black among the most popular, matched to any RAL or BS reference.

Spraying vs Replacement

Spraying is consistently cheaper than replacement. For a side-by-side look at the numbers, read our spraying vs replacement comparison.

Why Newlook Across Hampshire

We work county-wide, including Southampton and Winchester. Because we are local, you get short lead times, no long-distance call-out costs, and a clear written quote with no obligation. We would rather be honest about whether spraying is right for your home than win a job that should have been a replacement.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why can't you give a fixed price online?

Because no two jobs are the same. The number and size of units, their condition, the access required, and the finish you want all change the figure. A free survey lets us see all of that and give you a written quote you can rely on.

What is included in the quote?

The full job: preparation, masking, priming, the colour coat, and clearing up afterwards, all set out in writing before we start. The figure you see is the figure you pay.

Is spraying really cheaper than replacement?

For sound frames, yes, consistently so. Replacing a full house of windows runs to several thousand pounds, while spraying the same frames costs a fraction of that. Our spraying vs replacement comparison sets the two side by side.

Does a bigger or harder-to-reach house cost more?

Usually, yes. More units mean more prep and coating time, and tall or awkward elevations need access equipment such as towers or scaffold. Both are factored into the written quote after the survey.

The only way to get a precise figure is a free survey. Contact Newlook Protective Coatings to book one across Southampton, Winchester, and the wider county, with a written quote and no obligation.