Frequently asked questions
What commercial surfaces do you spray?
Metal cladding, aluminium and suitable UPVC frames, shopfronts, roller shutters, industrial unit exteriors, selected steelwork, and interior walls, ceilings, joinery and exposed soffits — subject to survey and substrate compatibility.
Is this site for commercial projects only?
Yes. Commercial Spray focuses on commercial and contract spray finishing — cladding, façades, shopfronts, industrial units, frames and interiors — for contractors, property teams and building owners.
Which areas do you cover?
Wales and South West England for commercial projects. Wider UK multi-site programmes are assessed for mobilisation and programme feasibility.
What guarantee do you offer?
A five-year written guarantee on surveyed commercial work where the agreed specification applies. Exclusions are stated in writing.
Are you insured?
Yes. £5m public liability. Documentation can be reviewed before appointment.
What coating systems do you use?
Professional systems including Kolorbond for UPVC, Becker Acroma 2K where joinery-grade lacquer is specified, and Tikkurila primers/undercoats. Cladding and steel systems are selected on survey.
Can you work to a main contractor programme?
Yes. We price packages with access assumptions, sequencing and documentation for contractor onboarding. See the for-contractors page.
Do you publish fixed prices?
No. Every commercial job differs by substrate, access and condition. We survey and issue a firm written quote.
What about RAMS and COSHH?
We discuss site-specific RAMS, COSHH, TDS and SDS during tender and mobilisation.
Have you completed commercial projects?
Yes. A published case study covers a fitness facility exterior: approximately 384 m² cladding, 11 aluminium and 29 UPVC windows, three shutters and a brickwork band. Further case studies will be added when photography and permissions are cleared.
Send drawings, photos or a tender pack
Tell us the surfaces, location and target dates. We reply during business hours (Monday–Saturday, 08:00–18:00) and book a survey where the brief looks suitable.