uPVC Spraying in Coventry

We cover the whole CV1–CV6 area, from the city centre and the Cathedral Quarter out to Earlsdon, Cheylesmore, Stoke, Allesley, Finham, Coundon, Radford, Foleshill, Tile Hill and Whoberley. We also regularly cover Kenilworth, Leamington Spa and Warwick (CV8, CV31, CV32, CV34) without travel surcharges.

Coventry's housing is a fascinating mix — post-war rebuilds in the inner ring, large pre-war semis along the Kenilworth Road and Earlsdon Avenue, the well-kept 1930s estates in Cheylesmore, and the modern developments around Bannerbrook Park and Westwood Heath. Every era has its own uPVC challenge, but they all respray beautifully with the right prep.

Around Earlsdon and Stivichall we see a lot of timber-effect uPVC from the early 2000s that has chalked badly. The frames themselves are sound — the surface coating just hasn't aged well. A flame-treated respray in a contemporary colour transforms these properties for under £2,000 versus £6,000+ to replace.

In Coventry's newer estates (Finham, Allesley Park, Bannerbrook), owners are typically respraying within 10–12 years of the original install to swap builder-spec white for a darker, more contemporary look. Anthracite Grey and Slate Grey are the runaway favourites here.

Coventry also has a strong cluster of conservation-area properties — Spon Street, parts of Earlsdon, the Chapelfields area — where spraying is one of the few external refresh options that doesn't usually require listed-building consent. We're happy to wait for confirmation from Coventry City Council before starting if needed.