Window & Door Weather Sealing

What this involves.

Window and door weather sealing closes the gaps where air and water sneak in around the frames, which is one of the most common sources of drafts and small leaks in a home. We pull and replace failed caulk, add or renew weatherstripping, and seal the exterior joints so wind-driven rain stays out and conditioned air stays in. Tightening up windows and doors makes rooms more comfortable, cuts drafts, and protects the framing and trim around each opening from moisture.

• Checking windows and doors for drafts, leaks, and failed seals
• Removing old, cracked, or peeling caulk from around frames
• Re-caulking exterior joints with the right sealant
• Adding or replacing weatherstripping for a tight seal
• Sealing thresholds and door sweeps against air and water
• Closing gaps at trim and frame transitions
• A check for drafts and a clean, finished seal at each opening