uPVC Spraying IpswichUK Spray Factory

Replacing every window on a three-bed in Kesgrave or Rushmere St Andrew can run into five figures once you add fitting, making good and VAT. If the units still open, close and seal properly, and the only real complaint is that they look white, dated or discoloured, you are paying to skip perfectly good windows. Spraying keeps the glazing and the hardware and changes the part you actually object to.

Ipswich has a lot of postwar and eighties housing, which means a lot of white and caramel brown uPVC that has aged badly. Pricing is simple enough: from £120 a window, £200 plus for a door and frame, and a typical house between £800 and £2,000 all in. You get that figure in writing after the survey, and it does not creep once the masking tape goes up.

Around the Waterfront and the town centre we take on apartment blocks and commercial frontages where a managing agent wants the exterior tidied without scaffolding parked outside for a month. The coating is a 2K polyurethane, sprayed in thin coats, hard within hours and guaranteed for ten years against peeling and fade. Twenty plus years at this is mostly twenty plus years of learning where prep goes wrong.