Front Door Painters in Windsor

Timber front doors require more preparation than any other external surface. Your decorator strips back any failing paint, fills cracks and holes, and applies a specialist primer before the finish coats.

Your decorator uses flexible gloss or satin systems on all timber doors. These allow the door to expand and contract with temperature changes without cracking along the panel edges or stile joints.

uPVC and composite doors can be repainted to change their colour or refresh a faded finish. Your decorator uses specialist primers designed for non-porous surfaces before applying the finish coat.

Colour changes on uPVC doors are increasingly popular on modern properties across Windsor and Maidenhead. Moving from standard white to a bold heritage colour transforms the whole frontage.

Period properties in Windsor town and Eton often suit deep heritage tones. Modern properties in Sunningdale and Ascot allow for bolder contemporary choices.

Two-tone schemes, where the door panel is one colour and the frame is another, are common on Victorian and Edwardian properties. We are experienced in masking and sequencing these finishes.

Preparation is the most important part of any front door painting job. We dedicate the majority of our time on site to preparation, not application.

On timber doors with multiple old paint layers, your decorator strips back to bare wood where necessary. For other exterior timber work, see our wood painting page.

Door furniture, including letterboxes, knockers, handles, and number plates, is masked, removed, or protected before painting begins.

We also paint door steps and threshold surrounds where these form part of the entrance feature on period properties in Windsor town and Old Windsor.