uPVC Spraying in Birmingham

We cover every B-postcode in Birmingham, from B1 in the city centre out to B45 in Rednal and B38 in Kings Norton. Our team is on the road across the city most days of the week — so if you're in Selly Oak, Stirchley, Bournville, Kings Heath, Moseley, Hall Green, Acocks Green, Erdington, Perry Barr, Handsworth or Yardley, we can usually get a surveyor to you within the week.

Birmingham's housing tells the city's story. Around the universities — Selly Oak, Edgbaston, Harborne — there's a high concentration of converted Edwardian villas and 1930s detached homes where the original white uPVC frames are now 25–30 years old and crying out for a refresh. We see a lot of Anthracite Grey (RAL 7016), Jet Black (RAL 9005) and the increasingly popular Slate Grey (RAL 7015) going onto these properties.

Out in the inter-war estates — Hall Green, Acocks Green, Yardley, Sheldon — it's typically a full-house package: windows, front and back doors, fascias, soffits and a garage door, all sprayed in a single colour for a cohesive modern look. We can usually complete a full semi in 2 days with two operatives.

In the newer developments around Longbridge, Bournville Park and the Edgbaston Reservoir regeneration, owners are often respraying within 8–10 years of the original install — usually to swap out builder-spec white for a darker contemporary colour. Spraying is faster, cheaper and more sustainable than replacement on frames that still seal perfectly.

We're a Birmingham business based in the city — not a national franchise dropping in. That means we know which RAL colours look right against Birmingham red brick versus the cream stone of Edgbaston, and we won't quote you a one-size-fits-all package.