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Exterior caulking that seals the gaps where wind-driven rain tries to enter your home.
The joints around siding, trim, windows, and penetrations are constant targets for our region's persistent rain. We remove failed caulk and apply durable exterior sealant rated to flex and hold through wet, variable weather. Sealing these gaps keeps water out of the wall assembly and cuts the drafts that raise heating costs. It is one of the most cost-effective steps to protect a home's exterior.
Blocks wind-driven rain at every joint; Reduces drafts and heating loss; Uses flexible, weather-rated sealant; Protects the wall from moisture damage; Freshens the exterior appearance
1) Inspect all exterior joints and penetrations; 2) Remove old caulk and clean surfaces; 3) Apply weather-rated sealant to each joint; 4) Tool and inspect for a tight, clean bead
Linear footage of joints; Height and access of the areas; Sealant grade selected; Removal of old caulk; Complexity of the siding and trim details
Apply during dry, mild spells so the sealant cures before sustained rain.