Garage door spraying in Yorkshire costs from £150 for a standard single up-and-over door, and typically £220 to £350 for a double or sectional door, at ColourHaus prices as of October 2026. Roller shutters, side-hinged and timber doors are quoted after a survey. Every job includes preparation, primer, two spray topcoats and a 5-year written guarantee, and most doors are done in a day.
- Single up-and-over door: from £150. Double or sectional door: £220 to £350.
- Roller shutter, side-hinged and timber doors: fixed quote after a free survey.
- A fair quote includes degreasing, keying, rust treatment where needed, primer, two topcoats and a written guarantee.
- Door condition and type drive the price: corroded, pitted or previously painted doors take more preparation.
- A new steel up-and-over door typically costs £600 to £1,200 fitted; a new sectional or roller door £1,500 to £2,500 or more.
- Every ColourHaus garage door job carries a 5-year written guarantee against peeling, flaking and adhesion failure caused by our workmanship.
Yorkshire Garage Door Spraying Prices in 2026
These are ColourHaus prices for garage door spraying across Yorkshire. They assume the door is in reasonable condition and needs only standard preparation. Each job gets a fixed written quote after a free home consultation.
| Door type | Price | Time on site | Guarantee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single up-and-over door | From £150 | 1 day | 5 years |
| Double or sectional door | £220 to £350 | 1 day | 5 years |
| Roller shutter, side-hinged or timber door | Quoted after survey | Usually 1 day | 5 years |
Doors that need extra preparation, rust treatment or a bespoke colour match are priced individually. 0% finance may be available, subject to status.
What Is Included in a Professional Quote
A fair garage door spraying quote covers these steps. If one is missing, ask what has been left out and why.
Preparation and degreasing. Every garage door collects grease, traffic film, oxidation and grime. All of it has to come off before any paint goes on, using proper preparation products rather than a quick wipe. This step decides how well the coating bonds.
Keying and repairs. The surface is lightly keyed, chips and dents are filled, and any surface rust on steel doors is treated.
Primer. A specialist adhesion primer suited to the door material goes on before any colour. Skipping primer is one of the most common shortcuts.
Two topcoats. One coat does not give enough coverage, depth of colour or durability. A professional job applies two full coats with HVLP spray equipment, allowing the right time between coats.
Protection of surroundings. The driveway, walls and frame are masked before spraying. Overspray on unprotected surfaces is hard to remove.
A written guarantee. Ask for it in writing before you agree to go ahead. Ours is 5 years and covers the coating against peeling, flaking and adhesion failure caused by our workmanship.
What Pushes the Price Up
Surface Condition
A heavily textured or pitted door takes more preparation and more material to get an even finish. Old steel doors with surface rust need treatment before priming.
Failing Old Paint
If the door has been painted before and that paint is peeling or flaking, it has to be removed or stabilised first. Spraying over failing paint only hides the problem for a while.
Door Type and Size
Sectional doors have more panels and edges than a standard up-and-over, so they take longer to prepare, mask and spray. Roller shutters, side-hinged doors and timber doors vary so much that we price them after seeing them.
Custom Colours
Standard RAL colours are routine. If you want the garage door to match a front door, new windows or a paint sample, our colour matching service can match it.
Doing the Front Door at the Same Time
If the front door needs doing too, both can be sprayed on the same visit. Front door spraying starts from £200 for a standard uPVC or composite door, and a combined job saves setting up twice.
Popular Garage Door Colours
- Anthracite grey (RAL 7016): the colour we are asked for most. It suits stone, brick and render, and pairs well with grey windows.
- Jet black (RAL 9005): a strong choice on period and modern houses alike, especially with dark window frames.
- Dark green (RAL 6009) and moss green (RAL 6005): heritage greens that work well against Yorkshire stone.
- Signal white (RAL 9010): a clean, classic option for a refreshed white door.
- A match to the front door or windows: a coordinated look across the front of the house.
We bring colour cards to your home so you can check them against your brickwork and driveway.
Garage Door Spraying vs Replacement
A new steel up-and-over garage door typically costs £600 to £1,200 supplied and fitted, and a new sectional or roller door can cost £1,500 to £2,500 or more. If your door still opens, closes and locks properly, spraying gives it a new finish from £150 with far less disruption.
Replacement is the right choice when the mechanism is failing, the door is badly corroded, warped or damaged, or you want an insulated door. If none of those apply, spraying is the better-value option. The same logic applies to front doors, which our comparison of front door replacement versus spraying covers in detail.
Red Flags in Cheap Quotes
A price far below the going rate. Proper preparation, primer, quality topcoats and the time to apply them all cost money. A very low price usually means a step has been dropped.
No mention of primer or preparation. If a quote just says "spray garage door in colour X", ask which degreaser, primer and topcoat will be used. Vague answers are a warning sign.
No written guarantee. A sprayer who is confident in their work will put the guarantee in writing.
No site visit. A fixed price needs someone to see the door, its condition and the access.
For the whole process from survey to sign-off, see our complete guide to front door and garage door spraying in Yorkshire, and for durability, our post on how long a sprayed door lasts.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does garage door spraying cost in Yorkshire?
At ColourHaus, a standard single up-and-over garage door costs from £150 to spray, and double or sectional doors typically cost £220 to £350. Roller shutters, side-hinged and timber doors are quoted after a free survey. Every job includes preparation, primer, two topcoats and a 5-year written guarantee.
What garage door materials can be sprayed?
Steel, GRP, timber and uPVC garage doors can all be sprayed with the right preparation and adhesion primer. Steel doors may need rust treatment first, and timber doors need full preparation before priming. We check every door at the free survey and tell you honestly if it is suitable.
How long does a sprayed garage door last?
A professionally sprayed garage door should last 5 to 10 years or more under normal conditions. ColourHaus gives a 5-year written guarantee on every garage door, covering the coating against peeling, flaking and adhesion failure caused by our workmanship. Preparation quality is the biggest factor in how long it lasts.
About the author. Matthew Ramsden founded ColourHaus in 2015. He still leads the spraying work on site from the workshop in Sheepscar, Leeds, and writes the guides on this blog.
Written by Matthew Ramsden, founder of ColourHaus · Published 8 July 2026 · Updated 19 October 2026 · More articles