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Seal cracks or gaps on the exterior of your windows to improve energy usage, reduce window leaks, and close holes that pests may use to enter your home.
(Estimated Completion Time - 3 Hours)
Big Energy Savings & Lower Bills
Sealing cracks and gaps around windows can cut heating and cooling costs by 10–20%. Those savings add up fast, especially during hot summers and chilly winters. In some cases, caulking can reduce energy bills by 5–10 %, which could translate to a few hundred dollars annually.
Better Comfort & Draft Protection
Caulk creates a barrier that stops cold or hot air from sneaking in—no more cold drafts in winter or sticky indoor heat in summer. A more consistent indoor temperature means your HVAC system won’t be constantly ramping up, extending its lifespan and reliability.
Protects Against Water Damage, Mold & Pests
Unsealed gaps may let in rainwater, leading to damp walls, rot, and mold issues. Caulk seals these entry points. It also keeps insects and even rodents from slipping into your home through tiny crevices.
Easy Maintenance & Long-Term Durability
Exterior-grade caulk (like silicone or polyurethane) lasts 5–10 years outdoors. This doesn’t necessarily need to be done every year—just inspect regularly and re-caulk around midlife. Ideally during dry weather when temperatures are over 45 °F for best adhesion.
Adds Curb Appeal & Finishing Touch
A fresh, continuous bead around your windows gives a neat, polished exterior look.
Seal cracks or gaps on the exterior of your windows to improve energy usage, reduce window leaks, and close holes that pests may use to enter your home.
(Estimated Completion Time - 3 Hours)
Big Energy Savings & Lower Bills
Sealing cracks and gaps around windows can cut heating and cooling costs by 10–20%. Those savings add up fast, especially during hot summers and chilly winters. In some cases, caulking can reduce energy bills by 5–10 %, which could translate to a few hundred dollars annually.
Better Comfort & Draft Protection
Caulk creates a barrier that stops cold or hot air from sneaking in—no more cold drafts in winter or sticky indoor heat in summer. A more consistent indoor temperature means your HVAC system won’t be constantly ramping up, extending its lifespan and reliability.
Protects Against Water Damage, Mold & Pests
Unsealed gaps may let in rainwater, leading to damp walls, rot, and mold issues. Caulk seals these entry points. It also keeps insects and even rodents from slipping into your home through tiny crevices.
Easy Maintenance & Long-Term Durability
Exterior-grade caulk (like silicone or polyurethane) lasts 5–10 years outdoors. This doesn’t necessarily need to be done every year—just inspect regularly and re-caulk around midlife. Ideally during dry weather when temperatures are over 45 °F for best adhesion.
Adds Curb Appeal & Finishing Touch
A fresh, continuous bead around your windows gives a neat, polished exterior look.