Old seal cut out
Removed completely, including the residue — new silicone doesn't bond to old.
Black mould in the sealant around a bath or shower rarely cleans out, and a split seal lets water get behind tiles and into the floor below. We cut the old silicone out completely, clean and dry the joint, and run a new sanitary-grade seal. It's one of the most common items on a check-out report, so a lot of our resealing is for landlords and agents between tenancies — but we do it for owner-occupiers too.
Any joint where a hard surface meets water.
Removed completely, including the residue — new silicone doesn't bond to old.
Resealed where the bath meets the tiles or panel.
Tray edges, enclosure frames and screen joints.
Around sinks, splashbacks and worktop edges.
A mould-resistant sealant made for wet areas.
Tooled to a consistent line that looks tidy at inspection.
Flats and houses, let and owner-occupied. In rented flats it's usually one bathroom and the kitchen as part of a changeover; in family homes it's often every wet area at once. If we find the seal has failed because something is moving or leaking underneath, we'll tell you rather than seal over it.
Resealing is quoted on the joints in question. These are the things that move the figure.
Coverage based on postcode — 18 neighbourhoods across 4 regions.
SW3 · SW10
SW5 · SW7 · W8
SW1X · SW7
SW1W · SW1X
W1K · W1J
W1U · W1H · NW1
SW1V
SW1A · SW1H · SW1P
W11
W11 · W14
SW6
NW8
NW1 · NW3
Turnaround, what's included, and how to prepare your property — answered upfront.
Each of these is a separate service with its own page, so you can book exactly what the property needs.
Call 020 3488 1913, or send us a photo of each seal and we'll come back with a quote.