White UPVC yellows over time under UV exposure. The profiles are cleaned, degreased, and lightly abraded. A specialist UPVC primer is applied, followed by two topcoats in your chosen colour.

White-to-grey conservatory resprays are the most common single job type we do. Heritage green and deep blue suit properties in Chandler’s Ford and Bassett.

Older conservatories built before UPVC became dominant are often aluminium framed. The original powder-coated finish dulls and chalks over time. Aluminium requires a different primer from UPVC. A self-etching or aluminium etch primer ensures the topcoat bonds correctly.

Victorian and Edwardian properties in Bitterne Park, Portswood, and Bassett occasionally have timber-framed lean-to conservatories. These require exterior wood preparation: stripping, sanding, priming, and flexible exterior gloss or satin.

Many Southampton conservatories sit on a brick or painted blockwork dwarf wall. A fresh frame with clean, repainted brickwork below reads as a coherent improvement. For rendered dwarf walls, see our render painting page.

Matching the conservatory colour to existing window frames unifies the rear elevation. Anthracite grey and black are common on post-2010 window replacements. For the rest of the property, see our exterior painting page.