Goodhall Spraying Specialists
Faded white conservatory? We spray roof bars, frames and panels in anthracite grey, black or any colour — at a fraction of the cost of a new conservatory.
Conservatories take the worst of the British weather — years of sun fade the frames to a tired cream, and what was once a bright garden room becomes the dated part of the house. A full replacement runs to £10,000–£25,000. Spraying the structure you already have typically costs £800–£2,000.
Our fully insured team sprays UPVC and aluminium conservatories across Lincolnshire and East Yorkshire — roof bars, ridge cresting, frames, doors and trims — in any colour. Anthracite grey is the runaway favourite, transforming conservatories into sharp modern extensions that look like they were always meant to be there.
Most conservatory spraying is anthracite grey (RAL 7016), but we regularly spray Farrow & Ball, Dulux Heritage and Little Greene shades — from deep greens to soft creams. Free colour cards and sprayed samples come with every quote.
Most conservatories cost £800–£2,000 to spray, depending on size and access. A small lean-to is at the lower end; large Edwardian and Victorian structures at the upper. We confirm with a free survey and fixed quote.
We spray the roof bars, cresting and frames. Solid polycarbonate or glass panels themselves usually aren't sprayed, though translucent roof coatings are an option we'll discuss at survey if the roof itself is faded.
Most conservatories are completed in 1–3 days, weather permitting. The room is usually usable again the same evening.
We use UV-resistant exterior coatings over specialist adhesion primers, designed to keep their colour for many years — a world away from how the original frames weathered.