Garage Door Spraying in London
Restore and refresh tired metal, composite and timber garage doors and gates with a durable sprayed coating — a fraction of the cost of a new door.
What's involved
- 01Inspection — we check the material (metal roller, sectional, composite, timber), the existing coating and any rust or rot.
- 02Cleaning and prep — degrease, treat rust on metal, sand and key the surface.
- 03Repairs — fill dents, treat corrosion, replace perished seals where relevant.
- 04Priming — etch primer for bare metal; the right primer for composite and timber.
- 05Spray application — a durable exterior-grade topcoat in multiple coats for an even, hard film.
- 06Curing — full cure before the door is operated.
Why spraying beats brush and roller
A roller leaves patchy coverage across slats, profiles and hardware. Spraying lays an even coat across every detail and gives a factory-style finish with proper adhesion on metal.
Surfaces
Metal up-and-over and roller doors, sectional doors, composite doors, timber doors and side gates.
Timescales
Most single garage doors are completed in a day, including cure time. Quotes are free and job-specific — see our garage door respray cost page.
Questions & Answers
How long will a sprayed garage door last?
With proper prep and an exterior-grade system, a sprayed door lasts several years. Metal doors take a hard, durable coating.
Can you spray over rust?
We treat and key existing corrosion first. Badly corroded areas may need more prep.
Can you change the colour?
Yes — colour changes are common, including wood-effect and anthracite finishes.
Do I need a new door?
Often no. Respraying costs a fraction of replacement and restores the existing door.
Will the mechanism be affected?
We protect moving parts and hardware, and let the coating cure before operating the door.
Can you spray side gates too?
Yes — metal and timber gates are prepped and sprayed the same way.
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