Commercial Roof Coating & Cladding Spraying — Free Site Survey
Roofs — including cut edge corrosion — and cladding recoated where they stand, while your operation keeps running. Free survey, fixed-price quote, England & Wales.
- A coating guarantee of up to 20 years, confirmed in writing with the quote
- Free site survey, no obligation
- CHAS accredited, CSCS operatives
- RAMS issued before works start
England & Wales — nationwide teams. We come to the building.
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What we spray
Roofs and cladding, recoated where they stand
Roof coating and cladding spraying are the core of the work. The rest is what a commercial building usually needs in the same visit.
Protective recoating across the roof, with corroded cut edges ground back, treated and sealed first — the most common fault we find, and the one that gets expensive if left.
Profiled metal, composite and fibre cement cladding chemically cleaned, corrosion treated, then sprayed in place. Nothing comes off, nothing is replaced, and the building carries on trading.
Large elevations, roof sheets and structural steelwork recoated around shifts, stock and vehicle movements. Phased by elevation, so loading bays and yard circulation stay in use.
Aluminium curtain walling and façade framing resprayed where it hangs. Glazing stays in, masked and protected, and tenants stay in the building while the work happens.
Night shifts, weekend work and phased closures, agreed with your facilities team before anyone arrives. An elevation or a loading bay is out for hours rather than weeks.
Any RAL, BS or NCS reference, including brand and planning-condition colours. Samples are sprayed out on site for sign-off before the main work starts.
Recent commercial projects
Buildings that stayed open while we worked on them
Four commercial buildings, all recoated in place with the occupiers still trading — every figure is taken from the project record.
Before
After
Marden Edwards, Dorset — drag to compare
Exterior cladding, canopy, pillars and steelwork. Chemically cleaned and degreased, loose coating removed by high-pressure wash, then sprayed in multiple coats — all in place, with the site trading around the work.
- 2 months allowed
- Delivered in 1 week
- Operations uninterrupted
Curtain walling, window and door frames, cladding, staircase, handrails and roller shutters, all resprayed on site and brought to one consistent finish in the company’s own colours.
- 1 month allowed
- Delivered in 2 weeks
- Colour matched to brand
Every panel and cladding sheet across the two buildings, sprayed from MEWPs with a weather-resistant system to one consistent finish matched to their brand.
- 2 months allowed
- Delivered in 1 week
- Both buildings
Curtain walling and aluminium doors on a city-centre hotel, resprayed inside and out. The work ran through the quietest hours, so guests came and went as normal from first day to last.
- 4 weeks allowed
- Delivered in 4
- Hotel stayed open
Sectors
The buildings we work on most
Automotive retail, industrial and manufacturing, care facilities and hospitality — buildings that cannot easily close, worked around the people using them.
The decision
Recoat in place, or strip out and replace?
Replacement is a capital project; coating is a maintenance one. If the panels are sound and only the finish has failed, recoating is usually the right answer — and the survey will tell you either way.
| On-site spraying | Replacement | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | A fraction of replacement | £150–£300+ per m² |
| Programme | Weeks | Months |
| Building stays in use | Yes — open and trading | No — elevations closed off |
| Existing panels retained | Yes — cleaned, treated, recoated | No — stripped out and skipped |
| Disruption to operations | Hours rather than weeks — phased, nights and weekends | Sustained — elevations out of use for the duration |
Accreditations & insurance
Everything procurement asks for, in writing
