Architectural Spray Services Chuck Hatch

As well as Chuck Hatch itself, our work reaches across West Sussex to areas we also cover such as Bolnore Village and Budletts Common.

Spray application lays down a thinner, more even coat than a brush ever can, with no visible brush marks and a harder-wearing surface once cured. For fitted cabinetry and woodwork this is the difference between a finish that looks factory-made and one that betrays every stroke, which is exactly why spraying suits units and joinery so well.

A typical kitchen respray runs across roughly two to four days, depending on the number of units and the finish required, taking in preparation, spraying and curing between coats. We talk you through the sequence and the likely timeline at the quote stage, so you know what to expect before any work begins in your home.

Controlling overspray is central to how we work in an occupied home. Surrounding worktops, walls, floors and appliances are fully masked and protected before spraying begins, and our controlled spray technique keeps the process clean. That care is why we can respray a kitchen with the rest of the room in place and minimal mess left behind.

For the majority of jobs we spray on-site with your kitchen or furniture in place, bringing the equipment to you rather than removing units to an off-site booth. Where the very best finish calls for it, cabinet doors can be taken off and sprayed in a more controlled setting, then refitted once fully cured.

Alongside Chuck Hatch, homeowners in surrounding West Sussex areas such as Blackboys and Bolney rely on us for the same careful, tidy approach.