Where Efficiency Meets Reliability.
Renewal of exterior caulking and sealants to keep water out of public building envelopes.
Failed caulk joints around windows, doors, and siding transitions let Pacific Northwest rain penetrate walls and cause hidden damage. Our crews remove deteriorated sealant, prepare joints, and apply durable, weather-rated caulking to restore a watertight envelope. Sound sealant joints prevent moisture intrusion, improve energy efficiency, and protect the structure from rot. Sealant products and treated areas are documented for warranty and maintenance tracking.
Restores a watertight building envelope; Prevents moisture intrusion and hidden rot; Improves energy efficiency at joints and openings; Uses durable, weather-rated sealant products; Documents work for warranty and maintenance records
1) Inspect joints around windows, doors, and transitions; 2) Remove failed sealant and prepare clean joints; 3) Apply weather-rated caulking to proper joint profile; 4) Tool, inspect, and document sealed areas
Linear feet of joints to be re-sealed; Extent of old sealant removal and prep; Sealant grade and joint accessibility; Height and staging requirements; Coordination with painting or repairs
Caulking cures best in the dry, mild conditions of late spring through early fall.