Caulking & Sealing

What This Service Involves

The many joints around windows, siding, trim, and fixtures are the first places water and air find a way in. We remove failed caulk and apply fresh, high-quality sealant matched to each material and location. In a climate as wet as ours, sound caulking is a simple but critical line of defense against moisture damage. Refreshed seals also sharpen the look of both interior and exterior surfaces.

Benefits

Seals joints against water intrusion; Reduces drafts and energy loss; Uses sealants matched to each surface; Protects against moisture damage; Freshens the finished appearance

Our Process

1) Inspect and identify failed or missing caulk; 2) Remove old sealant and clean the joints; 3) Apply new caulk suited to each location; 4) Tool and inspect for a clean, tight seal

What Affects the Cost

Linear footage to be sealed; Interior versus exterior joints; Sealant type and quality; Removal of old caulk; Access to upper-level areas

Best Time of Year

Exterior caulking is best applied in dry, mild conditions for a proper cure.