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4.9 from 45 HomeStars reviews
Written 10-year workmanship warranty

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Two finished jobs: a garage door frame sealed to a stone column, and a window sill sealed to stone at a porch

10 yr

Written workmanship warranty

300+

Properties sealed & under warranty

DOWSIL

Pro-grade silicone — no big-box caulk

A+

BBB Accredited business

Customer reviews

What homeowners say — on a site we don’t control.

Every review below is on our HomeStars profile, tied to a completed job, and can be read in full there. We would rather point you at the source than ask you to take our word for it.

4.9

Average of 45 verified reviews on HomeStars · HomeStars Verified · Best of Newly Listed 2025 · read them all

“Paul arrived on time, as scheduled and did a first class job of removing multiple layers of old caulking before properly insulating and resealing a two-storey seam joining an aluminum sided addition to an original brick wall.”

— Donna and Bill · Toronto · Sep 2026 · via HomeStars

“Not only did he do a superb job but he communicated well before and during the job … he noticed one or two other possible problems and fixed them at no extra cost. Paul is efficient, very competent and honest.”

— Graham · York, Ontario · Sep 2026 · via HomeStars

“He stripped down 4 layers of old caulking … It looks dramatically better, like night and day. Paul was respectful, phoned to discuss the job, and he cleaned up very thoroughly.”

— Cathy · Guelph · Aug 2026 · via HomeStars

“They took their time to carefully remove 3 layers of old caulking and did a masterful job with the colour matching and application of the new caulking. Their goal is to make the caulking disappear and they certainly achieved that!”

— Julia · Stoney Creek · Dec 2025 · via HomeStars

“We noted that he was very diligent in removing the entirety of the old caulking and replacing it with new caulking properly and did not rush the job … I waited to write this review to see how the caulking held up in a downpour. It is working perfectly.”

— HomeStars user · Toronto · Sep 2025 · via HomeStars

“Paul takes great care in doing things the right way. Entire house exterior caulking done plus painting of front and side door and the care into the work was amazing.”

— John · Georgetown · Aug 2025 · via HomeStars

“He took his time troubleshooting the draft issue with my patio door to ensure the problem is properly addressed. He also explained what he did after he completed his job.”

— Bibi · Mississauga · Sep 2026 · via HomeStars

“He also took the initiative to inspect the entire perimeter of the house and made recommendations without any pressure. The price for the job was very reasonable.”

— Rohini · Brampton · Apr 2025 · via HomeStars

“Paul provided a skilled, meticulous service of caulking our driveway’s expansion joints (1 day) and then recaulking the exterior frames of the windows and doors in our house (3 days). Neat and tidy and polite.”

— Eric & Philippa · Nov 2024 · via HomeStars

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Proof of work

Look at the joints, not the adjectives.

Caulking is one of the few trades where the quality of the work is visible from three metres away. A straight, evenly tooled bead with clean terminations is not a matter of opinion. Every photo and video below is one of our jobs, shot on site on a phone — nothing staged, nothing stock. Tap any photo to see it full size.

Before & after

The failed joint on the left, the finished bead on the right. The old material is gone before anything new goes in.

Before: Window sill — failed bead removed, reset and tooled — Window sill — failed bead removed, reset and tooled

After: Window sill — failed bead removed, reset and tooled — Window sill — failed bead removed, reset and tooled

Before: Brick window, jamb — old bead cut out, new bead tooled frame to brick — Brick window, jamb — old bead cut out, new bead tooled frame to brick

After: Brick window, jamb — old bead cut out, new bead tooled frame to brick — Brick window, jamb — old bead cut out, new bead tooled frame to brick

Before: Brick window with grilles — old bead out, perimeter resealed — Brick window with grilles — old bead out, perimeter resealed

After: Brick window with grilles — old bead out, perimeter resealed — Brick window with grilles — old bead out, perimeter resealed

Before: Brick window head — old bead out, head joint resealed — Brick window head — old bead out, head joint resealed

After: Brick window head — old bead out, head joint resealed — Brick window head — old bead out, head joint resealed

Before: Frame to stone — open joint cut clean and resealed in a matching tone — Frame to stone — open joint cut clean and resealed in a matching tone

After: Frame to stone — open joint cut clean and resealed in a matching tone — Frame to stone — open joint cut clean and resealed in a matching tone

Before: Stone sill and header — joint rebuilt — Stone sill and header — joint rebuilt

After: Stone sill and header — joint rebuilt — Stone sill and header — joint rebuilt

Before: Basement window — surround resealed and refinished — Basement window — surround resealed and refinished

After: Basement window — surround resealed and refinished — Basement window — surround resealed and refinished

Before: Stone window surround — perimeter joint reset — Stone window surround — perimeter joint reset

After: Stone window surround — perimeter joint reset — Stone window surround — perimeter joint reset

Before: Bay window corner — stone-to-frame transition — Bay window corner — stone-to-frame transition

After: Bay window corner — stone-to-frame transition — Bay window corner — stone-to-frame transition

Before: Stone step and landing joint — Stone step and landing joint

After: Stone step and landing joint — Stone step and landing joint

Before: Glass railing base and step joint — Glass railing base and step joint

After: Glass railing base and step joint — Glass railing base and step joint

Before: Gable louvre window — peeling white frame and louvre repainted black — Gable louvre window — peeling white frame and louvre repainted black

After: Gable louvre window — peeling white frame and louvre repainted black — Gable louvre window — peeling white frame and louvre repainted black

Before: Exhaust vent covers on siding — cracked covers replaced, flanges resealed — Exhaust vent covers on siding — cracked covers replaced, flanges resealed

After: Exhaust vent covers on siding — cracked covers replaced, flanges resealed — Exhaust vent covers on siding — cracked covers replaced, flanges resealed

Before: Dryer vent hood on brick — flange-to-wall joint cut out and resealed — Dryer vent hood on brick — flange-to-wall joint cut out and resealed

After: Dryer vent hood on brick — flange-to-wall joint cut out and resealed — Dryer vent hood on brick — flange-to-wall joint cut out and resealed

Before: Dryer vent on stone — the foam-stuffed hole replaced with a hood, sealed at the flange — Dryer vent on stone — the foam-stuffed hole replaced with a hood, sealed at the flange

After: Dryer vent on stone — the foam-stuffed hole replaced with a hood, sealed at the flange — Dryer vent on stone — the foam-stuffed hole replaced with a hood, sealed at the flange

Before: Open duct on stone — a new hood fitted and the flange sealed — Open duct on stone — a new hood fitted and the flange sealed

After: Open duct on stone — a new hood fitted and the flange sealed — Open duct on stone — a new hood fitted and the flange sealed

Before: Exhaust hood on stone — the old hood out, new one sealed in — Exhaust hood on stone — the old hood out, new one sealed in

After: Exhaust hood on stone — the old hood out, new one sealed in — Exhaust hood on stone — the old hood out, new one sealed in

Before: Block wall to slab — joint sealed, then sandblasted so the bead takes the texture of the block — Block wall to slab — joint sealed, then sandblasted so the bead takes the texture of the block

After: Block wall to slab — joint sealed, then sandblasted so the bead takes the texture of the block — Block wall to slab — joint sealed, then sandblasted so the bead takes the texture of the block

Before: Stone veneer to walkway — base joint sealed and sandblasted to a stone-like finish — Stone veneer to walkway — base joint sealed and sandblasted to a stone-like finish

After: Stone veneer to walkway — base joint sealed and sandblasted to a stone-like finish — Stone veneer to walkway — base joint sealed and sandblasted to a stone-like finish

Before: Tub and tile — perimeter joint cut out and resealed — Tub and tile — perimeter joint cut out and resealed

After: Tub and tile — perimeter joint cut out and resealed — Tub and tile — perimeter joint cut out and resealed

Before: Tub surround — corner joints resealed — Tub surround — corner joints resealed

After: Tub surround — corner joints resealed — Tub surround — corner joints resealed

Before: Shower corner — failed silicone removed and resealed — Shower corner — failed silicone removed and resealed

After: Shower corner — failed silicone removed and resealed — Shower corner — failed silicone removed and resealed

Before: Shower floor and bench — floor-to-wall silicone stripped, sanitized and resealed — Shower floor and bench — floor-to-wall silicone stripped, sanitized and resealed

After: Shower floor and bench — floor-to-wall silicone stripped, sanitized and resealed — Shower floor and bench — floor-to-wall silicone stripped, sanitized and resealed

Finished work

What a tooled bead looks like when it is compressed into the joint rather than smeared across it — on stucco, stone, brick, concrete and aluminum.

Full glazing line resealed with DOWSIL CWS

Porch column base to slab — joint sealed

Frame to stone sill — colour-matched bead

Black frame on grey brick — colour-matched perimeter bead

Patio door threshold to concrete sill — joint sealed

Stucco wall to walkway — the long slab-to-wall joint sealed

Garage door frame to stone column — perimeter bead

Window sill to stone at a porch — sill joint sealed

Garage door frame to stone — jamb joint sealed

Window head to soffit corner — sealed and tooled

Two exhaust vents on siding — new hood beside the old cover

Why the old bead comes out first

The half of the job nobody photographs: every trace of the old caulking cut out before anything new goes in — and what a bead looks like a few years after someone skipped that step.

What happens when old caulking is not cleaned off properly — the new bead lets go and leaves lumps behind

Removal, mid-job — the top bead cut out completely; the bottom bead is still the old caulking

On the job

Short walk-alongs of joints before and after, straight off the phone.

Window perimeter on brick — the finished reseal, head to sill

Door frame to siding — walk-along of the finished bead

Patio door threshold — sealing the frame-to-slab joint

Tile-to-hardwood transition — sealed and tooled

Brick window, before — the failed black bead around the frame, head to sill

The same brick window, after — the new bead tooled head to sill

Frame to stucco — the open jamb joint before sealing

Under a window sill on stucco — the open joint before sealing

What to look for in anyone’s before-and-after photos, including ours: is the old material actually gone, or is there a fat new bead sitting on top of a lumpy old one? Is the bead a consistent width along its length? Does it terminate cleanly at corners and sills, or does it feather out into a smear? Is the substrate beside the joint clean, or is there sealant dragged across the brick and glass?

Questions worth asking any quote

Is the old sealant being removed in full, or sealed over?
What exact product goes in the joint, and can I see the data sheet?
Is backer rod being set where the joints are deep?
Is the warranty written, and what does it exclude?
Will the bead be colour-matched to my frames?
Will you look after my plants and clean up at the end of the day?

Instant estimate

Count your openings. See your price.

Every window and every exterior door is one opening, priced by its size. Count them yourself for an instant number, add any extras, and book with a $250 deposit (plus HST) — or send us photos of the house and we'll count them and reply with a firm quote.

Basement & small windowsThe short ones set low in the wall; usually only the top run of the frame needs sealing

Standard windowsAny regular-size window, including full-height egress basement windows and each window of a bay

Single doorsAny opening the size of a single door — entry and side doors, and windows that size

Double doors & garagePatio sliders, French doors, garage doors, extra-large windows, special front doors

While we are there

Add pipes & vents resealEvery pipe and vent through the wall — free with 16 or more openings Add the roof resealing packageEvery flashing on the roof — chimneys, walls, stacks, vents, skylights — one price, same visit Add the lintel painting packageEvery steel lintel from the selected openings stripped, Tremclad-primed and painted before the joint above it is sealed — one price for the selected openings

Replace exhaust vent coversCracked or missing exterior vent covers swapped for new ones while we are there — $60 each

Sealant colour requiredFrom the DOWSIL colour chart. White is included — any other colour is one charge for the whole job

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Where we work

Serving the GTA and Niagara.

We specialize in large and heritage homes where the original seals have failed. Proudly serving:

EtobicokeTorontoNorth YorkEast YorkMississaugaOakvilleVaughan / WoodbridgeMarkhamRichmond HillAncasterNiagara-on-the-LakeSt. Catharines

Including The Kingsway, Rosedale, Forest Hill, Lawrence Park, Lorne Park, Mineola, Hoggs Hollow, the Bridle Path, Kleinburg, Old Ancaster, Dundas and the Niagara wine country. Not on the list? Call — routing decides more than distance, and we cluster work by neighbourhood.

Ready when you are

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Removal, product, backer rod, warranty, colour match, clean-up — straight answers, in writing.

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