The most common conservatory type across Worcestershire is uPVC — white profiles that have yellowed or become dated. A professional respray returns the framework to a clean, factory-quality finish in any colour.

We clean and degrease all uPVC surfaces, lightly abrade the profiles, and apply a uPVC-specific adhesion primer before the topcoats.

Aluminium conservatories were common on properties built in the 1970s and 1980s. The original powder coat fades and chalks over time.

We treat aluminium with a specialist metal primer before the finish coat. The metal surface requires a different primer system to uPVC.

Victorian and Edwardian properties in Great Malvern, Pershore, and Worcester city often have original lean-to conservatories with timber frameworks. They require stripping back loose paint, abrading and priming, and applying an appropriate exterior wood finish.

Many conservatories sit on a dwarf wall of brick or blockwork. Where this is painted or rendered, we paint it at the same time as the framework for a fully finished result.

A colour change transforms the conservatory from an afterthought to a feature that reads as part of the house. We advise on colours that work with the existing brickwork, window frames, and main interior palette.