How to Refresh Your Conservatory Without Replacing It
A tired-looking conservatory does not need to be demolished and rebuilt. UPVC spraying can transform the frames, roof trims, and panels at a fraction of the cost of replacement.
Your Conservatory Is Not Past Its Best — It Just Needs a Refresh
If your conservatory frames have faded from white to a dull grey or yellow, you are not alone. It is one of the most common complaints we hear from homeowners in Hampshire. The good news is that replacing the entire conservatory is almost never necessary. Professional UPVC spraying can make those frames look brand new in a single day, for a fraction of the replacement cost.
What We Can Spray
- Window and door frames
- Roof ridge and hip trims
- Fascia and soffit panels
- Cill trims and corner posts
- Guttering and downpipes
Essentially, if it is UPVC and structurally sound, we can spray it. We can also spray aluminium roof bars and cappings if your conservatory has a polycarbonate or glass roof with metal framework.
Popular Conservatory Colours
Most homeowners choose a colour that matches or complements their main house windows. The most popular choices are:
- Anthracite grey — for a modern, contemporary look
- Cream or ivory — to freshen up without a dramatic change
- Chartwell green — popular on period properties and rural homes
- Black — for a bold, high-contrast statement
We can match the conservatory to your existing front door colour, or spray everything at the same time for a completely unified look.
How Much Does Conservatory Spraying Cost?
A typical lean-to conservatory costs £500–£800 to spray. A full-size Victorian or Edwardian conservatory with more frames runs £800–£1,500. Compare that to £8,000–20,000 for a full replacement and the value is obvious. Our prices include all preparation, masking, primer, and two topcoats.
Will It Affect the Glazing or Seals?
No. We mask all glass panels, rubber seals, and hardware before spraying. The coating is applied only to the UPVC surfaces. Your sealed units, handles, and locking mechanisms are fully protected throughout the process.
How Long Does It Take?
Most conservatories are completed in one day. Larger or more complex structures with roof work may need a second day. The coating is touch-dry within 30 minutes and fully hard within 48 hours. You can use the conservatory as normal the same evening.
Get a Free Conservatory Survey
If your conservatory is dragging down the look of your home, get in touch for a free, no-obligation survey. We spray conservatories across Southampton, Eastleigh, Winchester, Fareham, Portsmouth, and the whole of Hampshire.
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