Window and door perimeters
The bead cracks across, you feel a draft, and stains run down from the lower corners.
We cut out failed sealant at windows, doors, vents and stucco-to-stone joints, set backer rod and tool a new bead. Renewal runs $6–$12 per linear foot, with a free site visit and a fixed written quote.
Original builder caulk on a house that is 10–15 years old is usually due on all four at once.
The bead cracks across, you feel a draft, and stains run down from the lower corners.
A gap opens where the two materials meet and shows as a straight vertical crack line.
Gaps open around the collar of each penetration through the wall.
The sealant splits down the middle of the joint as the wall moves.
| Sealant renewal at windows, doors and joints | $6–$12per linear ft |
|---|---|
| Whole-house caulking renewal, most homes | $800–$2,500per house |
| Stucco repair where water already got in | $450–$2,500per job |
The whole-house price depends on the window count, the total joint length and how high we work. We measure every joint on the visit and quote one fixed price. Cost calculator

Every joint where the stucco meets the stone and the window frames was sealed.
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Our stucco went on with sealed joints at the stone, the brick and every window.
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On an upper facade we reach the window and panel joints from a swing stage or a lift.
See the project“Had a great experience with this stucco company. The team was professional, showed up on time, and the finish looks amazing. Highly recommend for stucco repair or EIFS installation in the GTA.”
“Great consultation! I asked many questions and received clear, detailed answers to everything. You can tell they truly know stucco and have real experience. Very professional and patient. I'll definitely reach out again when I buy a house and need stucco work done.”
“Great work and honest prices. Did what they said they would do. Would recommend.”




This is what “remove and replace sealant” on a quote should mean.
Send the number of windows and doors, or text a photo of the worst joint.
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