On-site commercial spraying services for commercial and industrial buildings — cladding, curtain walling, shop fronts, warehouses and factories, recoated in place without replacement. UK-wide.
Free site survey and written report. No obligation.
The method
Commercial paint spraying is not decorating. It is the industrial recoating of a building’s envelope — cladding, curtain walling, window frames, roofs, shutters and structural steel — using two-pack commercial systems applied with spray equipment rather than brush and roller.
The part that matters to a facilities manager is that it happens on site. Nothing is dismantled, no panels leave the premises, the glazing stays in, and the building carries on trading while we work. An elevation that would cost six figures to replace is recoated in weeks, out of a maintenance budget rather than a capital one.
What we do
Sixteen services, all delivered on site, all across the UK. Pick the one that matches your building.
Send photographs, or book the free survey and we will tell you either way.
Proof
Six buildings that stayed in use while we worked on them. Every figure is taken from the project record.






Twenty-three commercial projects are written up in full in our case studies.
Occupied buildings
Tenant disruption is the objection we hear first, and it is a fair one. Working on buildings that stay open is what this company is built around.
We run night shifts, weekend work and phased closures, so an elevation, a floor or an entrance is out of use for hours rather than weeks. Work zones are contained and sheeted, coatings are low-odour, and access, permits and tenant notices are agreed with your facilities team before anyone arrives.
Where a programme has to be short we put more people on it — which is how a twelve-week allowance came back in six at the CarShop dealership in Wolverhampton.
Night and weekend shifts
Entrances, lifts, car parks and tills stay usable in the working day.
Phased by elevation
One face, unit or floor at a time. The rest of the building carries on.
Access sorted by us
MEWPs and towers, IPAF and PASMA-trained, permits arranged in advance.
Compliance
Everything your procurement team asks for, in writing, before we get on site.
USP Coatings is CHAS accredited and every operative holds a valid CSCS card. We carry £10 million public liability insurance and send the certificate with the quote. Full risk assessments and method statements — RAMS — are issued for approval before any work begins, on every project, without being asked. Send us your vendor pre-qualification and we will complete it.
CHASHealth and safety pre-qualification
CSCSCarded operatives on every site
IPAFPowered access, MEWPs
PASMAMobile access towers
FIRASPassive fire protection installation
CITBRegistered training and skillsSectors
The buildings we are on most, and the service that usually applies.
Office blocks
Single buildings and multi-tenant estates. Usually office window spraying and curtain walling.
Retail parks and shopping centres
Frontages worked around trading hours. See shop front spraying.
Warehouses and logistics units
Envelope and interior together. See warehouse spraying.
Factories and industrial estates
Coated in shutdowns. See factory spraying.
Hotels, universities and schools
Phased around term dates and occupancy.
Car showrooms
Rebranded to manufacturer standards. See car showroom spraying.
Refurbishment
Replacement is a capital project. Recoating is a maintenance one. If the substrate is sound and only the finish has failed, the second is usually the right answer.
| Spraying in place | Full replacement | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | A fraction of replacement | £150–£300+ per m² for cladding |
| Programme | Weeks | Months |
| Building use | Stays open and occupied | Floors or elevations out of use |
| Budget | Planned maintenance | Capital expenditure |
| Colour | Any RAL, BS or NCS reference | Limited to system ranges |
Spraying does not fix failed insulation, a leaking roof sheet or corroded structure. That is what the survey is for — if replacement is the right call, we will say so.
Cost
Every building is different, so the figure comes from the survey. These are the ranges our projects sit inside.
What moves the number: the area to be coated, the condition of the existing finish, corrosion treatment, access at height, and whether the work has to happen out of hours. For comparison, full cladding replacement runs at £150–£300+ per m². The survey is free and the quote is fixed price.
FAQs
The industrial recoating of a commercial building with spray-applied two-pack systems rather than brush and roller — cladding, curtain walling, window frames, roofs, shutters and structural steel, done on site with nothing removed.
Yes — it is our speciality. Low-odour coatings, contained work zones and night shifts mean tenants, staff and customers are not disrupted.
A typical commercial project runs between £10,000 and £100,000 or more. Cladding re-coating usually falls between £15,000 and £80,000, commercial painting between £10,000 and £50,000. The free survey produces a fixed price.
Always. Full method statements and risk assessments are provided before any work begins, on every project, without being asked.
£10 million public liability cover. The certificate is supplied with the quote, and we complete vendor pre-qualification forms on request.
All our work carries a coating guarantee of up to 20 years. The systems are UV-stable and commercial grade, built to hold colour for decades rather than years.
Yes. Any RAL, BS or NCS reference, including brand and planning-condition colours. We spray out samples on site for approval first.
We are a national contractor and we go to the building. Our teams work across England, Scotland and Wales, from a single unit to a multi-site estate rollout. Head office is in Bradford. Send the postcode and we will confirm survey availability.
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Next step
We come to the building, assess the coating on it, and send a written report with a fixed-price quote. No charge, no obligation.
Prefer to talk it through first? Call 01134 364 364 or email letstalk@uspcoatings.co.uk.