uPVC Spray Painting Yorkshire

Give Your Home a New Look Without Replacing the Windows

White uPVC degrades over time. After ten to fifteen years, windows, doors, fascia boards and soffits typically show chalking, yellowing or greying caused by UV exposure and general weathering. None of this is a structural problem. The uPVC remains perfectly functional. But it affects how your home looks from the street, and from inside looking out.

Professional uPVC spray painting restores the appearance completely at a fraction of the cost of full replacement. ColourHaus is a Kolorbond Certified Applicator, which means every uPVC project we complete carries a full 10-year manufacturer-backed guarantee covering colour stability and adhesion.

What We Respray

We respray all types of uPVC exterior elements across Yorkshire, including windows, front and rear doors, French doors, conservatory frames, fascia boards, soffits, bargeboards and rainwater goods. Whether you want one door resprayed or a whole-house exterior package, we provide a fixed-price quote before any work begins.

The Kolorbond Advantage

Not all uPVC spray painting is equal. Operators using uncertified coatings produce results that can peel, fade or chip within two or three years. The Kolorbond system uses coatings specifically formulated for uPVC that chemically bond to the substrate rather than simply sitting on the surface. As a Kolorbond Certified Applicator, we are trained and assessed directly by the manufacturer, and the 10-year guarantee we issue is backed by Kolorbond, not just by us.

The Five-Step Process

Every uPVC project begins with a thorough surface assessment to confirm the uPVC is structurally sound and suitable for respraying. We then carry out deep cleaning to remove all contamination, oxidisation and chalk residue. A specialist uPVC adhesion primer is applied, followed by two coats of Kolorbond-certified topcoat using HVLP spray equipment. Finally, we carry out a quality inspection with you before issuing the written guarantee.

Cost and Savings

A single window typically costs between £80 and £150. A front door costs from £200 to £350. A complete whole-house exterior package including windows, doors, fascia and soffits typically costs between £2,000 and £5,500. Compare this to a full uPVC replacement, which typically costs £8,000 to £15,000 for a whole house. The saving is 70 to 80%, and the results are visually indistinguishable from new.

Disruption and Timescales

A typical uPVC project takes one to two days, compared to two to five days for full replacement. There is no scaffolding, no removal of window frames, no plastering and no remedial decoration required. Your home remains fully functional throughout.

Colour Options

The most requested colour for uPVC in Yorkshire is anthracite grey, which accounts for approximately 60% of all requests and works with virtually any brick colour or architectural style. Sage green is particularly popular on rural and heritage properties. Cream and off-white are chosen for period and traditional homes where standard white feels too stark. We offer the full RAL colour range and can match any specified colour.

Environmental Benefit

uPVC is not easily recyclable. Full replacement sends your existing windows and doors to landfill. Respraying extends their service life by a decade or more with zero waste.