FeedaGeneral Contractors

Caulking and re-caulking in Toronto and the GTA

Cracked, peeling or mouldy caulk looks bad and lets water through to the wall behind it. We remove the old caulk completely, clean and dry the joint, and lay a smooth, durable new seal.

  • Done by our own team
  • Up-front quotes
  • GTA-wide service
What's included

Caulking & Sealing services we provide

  • Bathtub and shower re-caulking
  • Kitchen sink, counter and backsplash joints
  • Toilet base sealing
  • Window and door interior caulking
  • Exterior window and door sealing
  • Baseboard and trim caulking before painting
  • Mouldy caulk removal and replacement
  • Draft sealing for energy savings

Done properly: remove, clean, reseal

Caulking over old caulk fails fast. We strip every bit of the old bead, treat any mould, let the joint dry fully, then apply the right product for the job: mould-resistant silicone in wet areas, paintable caulk on trim.

  • Complete removal of old caulk
  • Mould treatment and thorough drying
  • Clean, consistent bead lines

Keep water and drafts out

Failing seals around tubs and showers are a common cause of hidden water damage. Around windows and doors, fresh exterior sealant cuts drafts and helps keep heating bills down through Ontario winters.

How it works

Three steps, no runaround

  1. 01

    Tell us about the job

    Send a short description and a few photos through the quote form. It takes about two minutes.

  2. 02

    Get a clear quote

    We review the details, ask anything we need, and send an honest, up-front estimate.

  3. 03

    We handle the rest

    Approve the quote and we schedule the work, get it done, and clean up after.

FAQ

Caulking & Sealing: common questions

How often should a shower or tub be re-caulked?

Usually every few years, or sooner if you see cracking, gaps, peeling or mould that won’t clean off.

How long before I can use the shower?

Most silicone needs about 24 hours to cure before getting wet. We’ll tell you the exact time for the product we use.

Can you remove black mould from caulking?

Mould that has grown into caulk can’t be cleaned out. The fix is to remove the caulk, treat the joint and reseal it, which is exactly what we do.

Get started

Need caulking & sealing?

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