How Much Does Front Door Spraying Cost?
A standard uPVC or composite front door costs from £200 to spray. Timber doors start from £250 because they need grain filling and more preparation, and adding the frame costs £80 to £120. You get a fixed written price after a free consultation, so the figure on the quote is the figure you pay.
| Door | Price | Time on site | Guarantee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard uPVC front door | From £200 | 1 day | 10 years (Kolorbond) |
| Standard composite front door | From £200 | 1 day | 5 years |
| Timber or hardwood front door | From £250 | 1 day | 5 years |
| GRP or steel front door | Quoted after survey | Usually 1 day | 5 years |
| Door frame (added to a door) | £80 to £120 | Same visit | Same as the door |
Prices as of October 2026. Every job is quoted at a fixed price after a free home consultation. 0% finance is available over 6 or 12 months through Kanda Finance, subject to credit approval.
For comparison, a new composite front door typically costs £800 to £2,500 supplied and fitted, and a new uPVC door £600 to £1,500. If the door is sound and secure, spraying gives it a new colour for a fraction of that. Our front door replacement vs spraying comparison sets out when replacing makes more sense.
Which Guarantee Applies to My Door?
uPVC front doors sprayed with Kolorbond-certified coatings carry a 10-year written guarantee covering adhesion and colour stability. Composite, timber, GRP and steel doors carry our 5-year written guarantee against peeling, flaking and adhesion failure caused by our workmanship. You receive the guarantee as a document when the job is finished. The ColourHaus guarantee page explains what is covered and how to claim.
Front Door Types We Spray
- uPVC front doors: Kolorbond-certified coatings made to bond to uPVC.
- Composite front doors: specialist adhesion primer and topcoat for a weather-resistant finish that copes with daily use.
- Timber and hardwood front doors: grain filling, then adhesion primer, for a smooth topcoat.
- GRP (fibreglass) front doors: a specialist primer so the coating grips the moulded surface.
- Steel front doors: rust treatment where needed, then primer and topcoat.
Not sure about your own door? Our guide to spray painting a uPVC front door covers what makes a door suitable.
Can the Frame Be Sprayed Too?
Yes. Many homeowners have the frame, architrave and any uPVC surround sprayed during the same visit, either in the same colour as the door or in a contrasting one. A bold door on a white frame is a popular combination, and so is a dark door and frame together. If you also want the windows to match, see our uPVC window spray painting service; many customers ask us to colour match a garage door at the same time through our garage door spraying service.
The Front Door Spraying Process
- Free home consultation: we look at the door, talk through colours and give you a fixed-price quote.
- Preparation: cleaning, degreasing, light keying of the existing surface and masking of everything around the door.
- Primer: a specialist adhesion primer, or a Kolorbond-certified primer on uPVC.
- Two HVLP spray topcoats: a smooth, weather-resistant finish in your chosen colour.
- Hardware refitted: we remove or mask the letterbox, handles and knocker and refit them before we leave.
- Written guarantee: 10 years on uPVC, 5 years on other door types, issued when the job is finished.
How Long Does a Sprayed Front Door Last?
The finish is guaranteed for 10 years on uPVC doors and 5 years on composite, timber, GRP and steel doors. How long it lasts beyond that depends on how much sun and rain the door takes, the colour and how it is cleaned. Our article on how long front door spraying lasts explains what affects it and how to look after the finish.
Popular Front Door Colours
Farrow and Ball Railings and Hague Blue, Stiffkey Blue, anthracite grey (RAL 7016), sage green and classic red are colours customers often ask us for. We bring physical sample cards to the consultation so you can hold them against your brick or stone, path and window frames in natural light before anything is sprayed. If you have a colour from another source, our colour matching service can match it.
For ideas, read our guide to the best front door colours for Yorkshire stone houses, or our look at whether front door colour affects house value.
Who Does the Work
Front doors are sprayed by ColourHaus founder Matthew Ramsden and his team, working from our workshop at Unit 9 Taverners Walk, Sheepscar, Leeds LS7 1AH. ColourHaus is the trading name of ColourHaus Decorating Ltd (company no. 14914535), so your guarantee comes from a named, registered business. Read more about our accreditations.
What Customers Say About Their Front Doors
“Top quality, professional service. Had a white composite door spray painted black. Arrived at the exact time agreed and the quality of work was excellent.”
“Matt did a great job painting our front door and meter boxes - they look amazing. A thorough, professional job, and the front of our house looks so much smarter now.”
“Great job spraying our front and back door frames anthracite grey to match our new windows. The colour is a perfect match and looks so much better than white pvc.”
These are word-for-word reviews from ColourHaus customers. Read more customer reviews or see us rated on Google.
Front Door Spraying FAQs
How much does front door spraying cost in Yorkshire?
Front door spraying starts from £200 for a standard uPVC or composite door. Timber doors, which need more preparation, start from £250. Adding the door frame costs £80 to £120. Every quote is a fixed price, given in writing after a free home consultation.
How long does front door spraying take?
Most front doors are sprayed in a single day. The door can be used within 24 hours of the final coat, and we refit your letterbox, handles and knocker before we leave.
Can you spray uPVC front doors?
Yes. uPVC front doors are sprayed with Kolorbond-certified coatings, which are made to bond to uPVC rather than sit on the surface like ordinary paint. They carry a 10-year written guarantee covering adhesion and colour stability.
What guarantee do you give on front door spraying?
uPVC front doors sprayed with Kolorbond-certified coatings carry a 10-year written guarantee. Composite, timber, GRP and steel doors carry our 5-year written guarantee, which covers the coating against peeling, flaking and adhesion failure caused by our workmanship. The guarantee is issued as a document when the job is finished.
What colours are available for front door spraying?
Any RAL colour, Farrow and Ball or Little Greene shade, or a custom match from a sample. Railings, Hague Blue, anthracite grey (RAL 7016) and sage green are popular choices. We bring physical sample cards so you can see the colour against your home in natural light before you decide.
Can you spray the door frame at the same time?
Yes. We can spray the frame, architrave and any uPVC surround in the same or a contrasting colour during the same visit. Adding a frame costs £80 to £120 depending on its size.
Is spraying better than brush painting a front door?
For a smooth finish, yes. HVLP spraying lays the coating on evenly with no brush marks or roller texture, which show up clearly on flat composite and uPVC panels. Spraying also lets us use coatings made for the door's material, such as Kolorbond-certified coatings on uPVC.
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Front Door Spraying Across Yorkshire
ColourHaus sprays front doors across West, North, South and East Yorkshire from our workshop in Sheepscar, Leeds. Town pages include: