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Sealant Removal, Repair & Renewal

Repairs & Resealing

Failed or tired sealant removed and replaced in bathrooms, kitchens, windows, doors and external joints. We check the cause first and do not patch over old material.

Full removal, no patching
Bathroom, kitchen & external
Window & door perimeters
Quote from photos

Signs Sealant Needs Replacing

Black mould or mildew on silicone

Old bathroom silicone traps moisture and discolours. We remove it and reseal cleanly.

Water coming in around windows or doors

Failed perimeters are one possible cause of leaks. We strip and reseal, and we will tell you if other building defects are likely to be involved.

External mastic cracking or falling out

Age and weathering break down external sealant. We remove and replace it.

Joint sealant pulling away from the substrate

Poor preparation or the wrong product causes sealant to detach. We fix the root cause and reseal.

What We Can Repair

  • Full removal of old or failed sealant
  • Bathroom and kitchen silicone
  • External mastic and façade joints
  • Window and door perimeters
  • Commercial and domestic repairs
  • No patching over old material
  • Cause of the problem checked first

How We Reseal It

1

Identify the failed joint

We check the extent of the failure and whether it is localised or widespread, and whether resealing is the right repair.

2

Remove old sealant

All old material is removed back to the substrate. Patching over is not a long-term repair.

3

Prepare the surfaces

Surfaces are cleaned and primed where required so the new sealant bonds.

4

Apply and finish

The correct replacement sealant is applied and tooled to a neat, durable finish.

Domestic Sealant Work from £90

Our minimum booking value for domestic sealant work is £90. Larger jobs are priced based on the work required — the £90 minimum is not added on top. Most domestic jobs can be priced from a few clear photos, so you know the cost before anything is booked.

What to Send for a Quote

  • Photos of the failed sealant
  • Area or room name
  • Material or substrate
  • Approximate length or number of joints
  • Any water ingress or damage

Common Questions

Can failed sealant cause water damage?

Failed external or bathroom sealant can allow water to get in at the joint, which may lead to damp or water ingress. However, the exact effect depends on the location and the building construction. We assess the cause before resealing.

Do you replace sealant or just cover it?

We fully remove the old sealant and reseal from a clean surface. Covering over old sealant usually fails quickly.

Is resealing always the right fix?

Not always. If the damp or leak is coming from another part of the building, such as failed pointing, roof issues or damaged frames, resealing the joint will not solve it. We check the cause first.

Do you carry out repairs for landlords?

Yes. We regularly reseal rental properties and managed property portfolios, providing clear quotes and quick turnaround.

Get a Quote

Send photos and your postcode by WhatsApp, email or the contact form and we will come back with a price.

07538 385459