Caulk Removal and Application

Caulk is typically applied in joints, gaps, and cracks, especially where materials meet, to create a watertight, airtight seal, preventing water damage, mold, and drafts in areas like bathrooms (tubs, sinks, showers), kitchens (sinks, countertops, backsplashes), windows, doors, baseboards, and exterior siding/trim, using specific types like silicone for wet areas and acrylic latex for paintable indoor trim.

What you can expect from us - The caulk line should be uniform in width and thickness, without any gaps, bubbles, or breaks. It hugs the join between surfaces (like between tile and tub, or countertop and backsplash), blending in rather than drawing attention. There's no lumpy or jagged mess, just a nice, even finish.