Kent · Maidstone · Medway · Rochester
Airless Spraying
Fast, even spray finishing for interiors and exteriors: walls, ceilings, cladding, joinery and commercial units, with a finish no roller can match.
A finish you cannot roll on
Airless spraying atomises paint at high pressure and lays down a uniform film in a single pass. No brush marks, no roller texture, no lap lines where one wet edge met another. On flat walls it looks flawless; on profiled surfaces (cladding, spindles, panelled doors, render) it reaches into detail that a brush leaves patchy.
Faster, with far less disruption
A room that takes two days to cut in and roll can be sprayed in hours. On larger jobs (a commercial unit, a full house repaint, a run of cladding) the time difference is measured in weeks, which usually means the labour saving more than covers the extra preparation.
Preparation is the job
Ninety per cent of a good spray job happens before the gun is picked up. Filling, sanding, priming and, above all, masking. We sheet and mask everything that isn’t being coated, properly, every time. That is what separates a clean sprayed finish from overspray on your windows.
Airless Spraying projects
Rochester · 2026
Airless-sprayed kiosk finish
A timber-framed site kiosk airless sprayed to a clean, even finish, ready for signage and fit-out.
Rochester · 2026
Airless-sprayed container finish
A steel site container airless sprayed on location to a durable, even anthracite finish.
Upnor · 2026
Airless-sprayed interior walls
Interior walls and ceiling airless sprayed to a smooth, even finish in a property in Upnor.
Common questions
Why spray instead of brush and roller?
Speed and finish. Airless spraying covers a large area in a fraction of the time, and it lays down an even film with no brush marks, roller stipple or lap lines. On profiled surfaces like cladding and spindles it reaches into detail that a brush cannot do neatly.
Is the finish durable?
Yes. Durability comes from the coating and the preparation, not the application method, and spraying applies a more consistent film thickness than a roller does. Properly prepared and correctly specified, a sprayed finish outlasts a brushed one.
How much mess does spraying make?
Very little, because masking is most of the work. We mask and sheet everything that isn't being coated before any paint is mixed. The preparation takes longer than the spraying, which is exactly why the results are clean.
Can you spray occupied premises?
Yes. We work in occupied homes and trading premises regularly, phasing rooms or areas and using low-odour products where appropriate so you can keep using the rest of the building.