uPVC Spraying in Solihull

Solihull is one of our busiest patches outside Birmingham itself. We cover the whole B91, B92, B93, B94, B95 and B90 area — Shirley, Olton, Knowle, Dorridge, Bentley Heath, Hockley Heath, Dickens Heath, Cheswick Green, Monkspath, Elmdon Heath, Catherine-de-Barnes and Hampton in Arden.

The borough has some of the West Midlands' most pristine housing stock — and owners expect it to stay that way. We see a lot of substantial detached homes along Warwick Road, Streetsbrook Road and Blossomfield Road where the existing uPVC is 15–20 years old, perfectly functional, but visually dated against the home's recent kitchen or extension work. A respray solves that without ripping out frames that have years of life left in them.

In Knowle and Dorridge, where many properties sit in conservation areas, owners are often restricted on what they can change externally. Spraying is one of the few external refresh options that doesn't typically require planning — we're simply changing the colour of an existing element. (Always check with Solihull MBC if in doubt; we're happy to wait while you confirm.)

Around Dickens Heath and Monkspath the housing is newer — late 90s and 2000s estates — but those properties are now reaching the point where the original light grey or white frames look tired against the newer-build estates being finished in darker colours. A respray gets a 25-year-old property looking current for under £2,000.

Most Solihull jobs we run with two operatives and a fully-equipped van; full house exteriors are typically completed in 1–2 days with no scaffolding and no mess on your driveway.