Exterior Caulking in Oakville and the GTA

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.

Light stucco house with an arched entrance and stone side walls, two pickup trucks parked in front Two-storey cream stucco house with a front porch and tall windows, the yard still bare soil Modern two-storey house with a stone base, wood-look panels and large windows facing the street

Four joints on a stucco house, and how each one fails

Original builder caulk on a house that is 10–15 years old is usually due on all four at once.

Window and door perimeters

The bead cracks across, you feel a draft, and stains run down from the lower corners.

Renew after10–15 yrs

Stucco against brick, stone or siding

A gap opens where the two materials meet and shows as a straight vertical crack line.

Renew after10–15 yrs

Vents, lines and light fixtures

Gaps open around the collar of each penetration through the wall.

Renew afterabout 10 yrs

Expansion and control joints

The sealant splits down the middle of the joint as the wall moves.

Renew after15–20 yrs
Two-storey commercial building with light stucco above a stone and brick base, an orange band and a long row of windows

What exterior caulking costs

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

Projects where we sealed the joints

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Light stucco house with stone corners and tall arched windows behind a garden

Stucco and stone renovation, Burlington

Every joint where the stucco meets the stone and the window frames was sealed.

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Two-storey house with brick, light stucco gables and a double garage behind a bare soil yard

New-build semis, Oakville

Our stucco went on with sealed joints at the stone, the brick and every window.

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Five-storey building with a tan facade and rows of windows, a pickup truck parked in the snow in front

Multi-unit building, Toronto

On an upper facade we reach the window and panel joints from a swing stage or a lift.

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Clients on the crew and the prices

All reviews
4.312 reviews on Google
★★★★★
“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.”
Yaroslava Borotko
★★★★★
“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.”
Vasyl Poberezhnyi
★★★★★
“Great work and honest prices. Did what they said they would do. Would recommend.”
Blair Wareham

Caulking over the old bead vs cutting it out

This is what “remove and replace sealant” on a quote should mean.

StepNew bead over the old oneOur cut-out renewal
Old sealantBead over oldStays in the joint under the new bead.Our renewalRemoved completely, down to clean edges.
BondBead over oldNew sealant does not bond reliably to failed sealant.Our renewalNew sealant bonds to the stucco, stone or frame on both sides.
Joint depthBead over oldSet by whatever is left inside the gap.Our renewalBacker rod sets the depth-to-width ratio, so the bead can stretch.
SealantBead over oldOne tube for every surface.Our renewalUrethane where it gets painted, silicone against glass and metal, colour-matched to the wall.

Get your joints measured and priced

Send the number of windows and doors, or text a photo of the worst joint.

(905) 973-6470
  • Free site visit
  • A fixed written quote, not an estimate
  • Fully insured & WSIB covered

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Caulking questions from homeowners

How do I know my caulking has failed?
Look for a crack across the bead, sealant pulled away from one side, a hard brittle texture or staining below the joint. Original builder caulk on a house that is 10–15 years old is usually due.
How much does it cost to caulk a whole house?
Most homes run $800–$2,500, depending on the window count, the total joint length and how high we work. Single runs are priced at $6–$12 per linear foot.
When is the best time of year to recaulk?
Fall. Sealant installed in mid-range temperatures flexes evenly in summer and winter, and the wall goes into freeze-up sealed.
Do you do caulking without other stucco work?
Yes. Sealant renewal is a job on its own, and it is also part of every stucco repair and refinish we do.