Commercial spray painting in Winchester
We spray commercial interiors and joinery in Winchester using airless and HVLP equipment. Large walls and ceilings are coated quickly and evenly, and detailed items get a smooth, factory-style finish, usually out of hours so buildings stay in use.
Spraying in a county town
Winchester is the county town of Hampshire and home to Hampshire County Council's headquarters, the Royal Hampshire County Hospital and the Guildhall, built in 1871. Large public and commercial buildings like these have long corridors, high ceilings and big wall areas, which is where spray application saves the most time.
With the M3 and the A34, A31 and A272 meeting near the city, offices and business premises around Winchester are well placed for planned maintenance repaints.
Airless and HVLP: what we use where
Airless spraying is the fastest way to coat large walls and ceilings and leaves no roller texture. HVLP lays down a finer, more controlled coat with less overspray, which suits doors, frames, cabinetry and shopfittings. Many commercial jobs use both.
- Walls and ceilings in offices and public buildings
- Doors, frames and skirting
- Shopfittings and display joinery
- Metalwork, railings and radiators
Shopfronts and retail on the High Street
The High Street and the area around the Buttercross are lined with shops and cafes. Spraying shopfittings and interior joinery out of hours means a unit can be masked, sprayed and cleared before it reopens the next day.
Industrial spray painting
For workshops, trade units and plant areas we spray metalwork, steel doors and protective coatings. Coatings are specified to the surface and how it is used, and we provide a written specification before we start. Our specialist coatings page covers epoxy and protective systems.
Care with listed and historic fabric
Around 490 listed buildings lie within about 2 km of the city centre, and the historic core is a conservation area. Spraying is not always the right method on historic surfaces, so on older buildings we check the existing finish and the owner's consent requirements first, and switch to brush application or traditional paints where that suits the fabric better.
Protecting the building while we spray
Floors, windows, fixtures and anything not being coated are masked and sheeted before spraying starts, and work areas are contained so mist and dust stay inside them. RAMS are supplied before we start, and at the end each area is unmasked, cleaned and handed back.
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Common questions
Can you spray paint offices in Winchester out of hours?
Yes. We spray in the evenings and at weekends, so each area is masked, sprayed and cleared before staff return.
Is spray painting suitable for listed buildings?
Not always. On historic surfaces we check the existing finish and any consent requirements first, and use brush application or traditional paints where they suit the building better.
What is the difference between airless and HVLP spraying?
Airless uses high pressure to coat large areas quickly. HVLP uses a high volume of air at low pressure for a finer coat with less overspray, which suits joinery and cabinetry.
Do you spray metalwork and industrial items?
Yes. We spray metalwork, steel doors and protective coatings in workshops and trade units, with the coating specified to the surface and use.
How do I get a quote for spraying in Winchester?
Use the quote form or call 023 9355 3460 and we will arrange a site visit.
Planning a commercial painting or decorating project?
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