At Spray Booth Servicing, we deliver expert maintenance and repair services for spray booths and across the UK, ensuring peak performance, safety, and efficiency.

With a comprehensive approach—including filter supply, airflow tuning, duct cleaning, and control diagnostics—we help automotive, aerospace, and industrial clients maintain high-quality finishes and regulatory compliance.

Why Is Regular Spray Booth Servicing Important?

Regular spray booth servicing is crucial for staying compliant with health, safety, and environmental regulations while also maintaining consistent paint quality.

It helps prevent breakdowns, reduces energy usage, and minimises production downtime. Proper servicing also extends the life of your equipment and lowers the risk of costly repairs or failed inspections—making it a practical and cost-effective part of ongoing operations.

What Is Included In Professional Spray Booth Servicing?

Professional spray booth servicing provides comprehensive maintenance to keep your system efficient, compliant, and safe, including:

• Airflow and pressure testing – Measurement of booth airflow and static pressure to ensure optimal performance.
• Filter replacement – Removal and installation of intake, exhaust, and pre-filters using OEM or approved parts.
• Ductwork inspection and cleaning – Clearing dust and overspray buildup from ventilation systems.
• Burner and heating system checks – Verifying ignition, temperature control, and burner operation.
• Control panel diagnostics – Testing electrical components, timers, displays, and fault indicators.
• Performance adjustments – Fine-tuning system settings for energy efficiency and spray quality.
• Parts and consumables supply – All required filters, seals, and components included with service.
• Safety certification – Issuance of a compliance certificate confirming the booth meets legal and operational standards.

How Much Does Spray Booth Servicing Cost?

The cost of spray booth servicing ranges from £300 to £2,500 per visit, depending on the size of the booth, service intervals, and the type of filters and parts required.

Costs are primarily influenced by whether the servicing includes routine maintenance, emergency repairs, or full system checks with OEM filter replacements and airflow testing.

Contact Spray Booth Servicing to get customised prices for servicing at your facility.

How Often Should A Spray Booth Be Serviced?

Spray booths used daily or for heavy coatings should be serviced every 3–6 months, while occasional-use booths may be fine with annual servicing.

Frequency should increase when using solvent-rich or aggressive spray materials or when the booth type (such as downdraft) dictates more frequent airflow checks. Regular scheduling ensures consistent performance and safety standards.

Can Spray Booth Servicing Be Scheduled Outside Of Business Hours?

We offer flexible spray booth servicing scheduling, including weekends, evenings, and overnight shifts, to minimise disruption to your production schedule.

Our team will work with your operational hours to ensure servicing occurs at the most convenient time without impacting workflow.

What Types Of Spray Booths Can Be Serviced?

We service a broad range of spray booth types , adapting each visit to your system’s configuration and operational needs, including:

• Automotive downdraft booths – Designed for high-end vehicle refinishing with vertical airflow.
• Crossdraft booths – Common in body shops, using horizontal airflow across the workspace.
• Industrial paint lines – Large-scale setups for continuous painting of components or products.
• Powder coating booths – Systems using electrostatic application and specific filtration requirements.
• Custom-built booths – Bespoke installations with unique layouts, fans, or environmental controls.
• Open-face booths – Compact units used for small parts, woodwork, or prototyping.
• Water-wash booths – Equipped with liquid-based filtration systems for high-volume overspray environments.

What Are The Signs That A Spray Booth Needs Servicing?

Signs that your spray booth requires servicing include reduced or inconsistent airflow, paint defects like runs and orange peel, strange odours, extended drying times, or spikes in energy usage.

If you notice any of these symptoms, prompt servicing is recommended to maintain finish quality and prevent regulatory issues.

What Replacement Parts Are Supplied During Servicing?

During spray booth servicing, we provide and fit high-quality, compliant components to maintain system performance, including:

• OEM intake filters – Ensuring clean, controlled airflow into the booth.
• Pre-filters and post-filters – Capturing overspray and fine particles to protect internal components and the environment.
• High-performance fans – Replacements for worn or inefficient extraction and circulation units.
• Ducting sections – New or upgraded ductwork to restore airflow and meet ventilation standards.
• Burner nozzles – Ensuring reliable and efficient fuel delivery in heated booths.
• Lighting fixtures – Booth-safe, high-lumen replacements for improved visibility and safety.
• Control panel components – Including relays, sensors, timers, and displays to restore functionality.
• Spray-gun regulators – Replacements for worn or faulty regulators to maintain spray quality and pressure control.

Does Spray Booth Servicing Help With Insurance Or Regulatory Compliance?

Professional spray booth servicing supports compliance with fire safety regulations, COSHH, environmental emissions standards, and insurance requirements.

We provide documented service reports, filter logs, and safety certificates required by regulators and insurers—helping you maintain legal compliance and cover.

Contact Spray Booth Servicing for consultation on regulatory compliance for the spray booth servicing process.

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