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Seven jobs, one method, and a price for each

The method does not change between them: take the old joint out completely, clean and dry the surfaces, then seal once and properly. What changes is the fitting, the material and how long the removal takes.
A white acrylic bath part way through being resealed, one half of the tile joint stripped back to a bare edge and the other half carrying a fresh white silicone bead£95inc VAT

Bath resealing

The old sealant round the bath stripped out completely, the joint cleaned back and dried, and a fresh sanitary bead run and tooled. £95 including VAT and silicone.

  • Every layer of old sealant removed, not sealed over
  • The tile edge and the bath lip scraped back and solvent wiped
  • The joint dried out before anything is applied
  • Sanitary grade silicone with a fungicide, white or clear
What it covers: Bath resealing
A walk-in shower enclosure with a stone resin tray meeting large format grey wall tiles, the joint newly sealed with a clean white silicone bead£95inc VAT

Shower resealing

Tray, base, internal corners and the foot of the screen or enclosure resealed properly, with the old joint taken right out. £95 including VAT and silicone.

  • Tray or shower base joint stripped out all the way round
  • Internal tiled corners taken back and resealed
  • The foot of the screen, the door frame or the enclosure profile
  • Limescale cleared off the joint faces before sealing
What it covers: Shower resealing
A kitchen worktop joint where a laminate worktop meets a tiled upstand behind an inset stainless steel sink, with a fresh clear silicone line run along it£95inc VAT

Kitchen sealant and worktop sealing

Worktop to wall joints, upstands, splashbacks and the run round an inset sink, sealed with the old line taken out first. £95 on its own.

  • Worktop to wall joint along the full run
  • Upstand and splashback joints, top and bottom
  • Round an inset sink or drainer, and the tap base where it needs it
  • Hob surround where the hob sits in the worktop
What it covers: Kitchen sealant and worktop sealing
Old blackened sealant being stripped out of the joint between a bath and wall tiles, lifted clear in a long ribbon onto a dust sheet£95inc VAT

Silicone removal and replacement

The full strip out: mouldy, lifting or badly applied sealant taken out completely, the joint cleaned back to bare surfaces, and a new bead run properly.

  • Every layer removed, including caulk and sealant strip
  • Blade work on tile and glass, plastic tools on acrylic and stone
  • Silicone residue taken off with a purpose made remover, not just scraped
  • Mould treated at the surfaces rather than sealed in
What it covers: Silicone removal and replacement
A complete small bathroom seen from the doorway after a full reseal, with bath, basin, shower screen and splashbacks all carrying clean fresh white silicone lines£185inc VAT

Whole bathroom resealing

Bath, shower, basin, screen and every tiled splashback run stripped and resealed on one visit. £185 including VAT and silicone.

  • Bath joint, both ends and the panel edge
  • Shower tray or base and the internal tiled corners
  • Screen foot, door frame or enclosure profile
  • Basin to wall, pedestal and any vanity unit joint
What it covers: Whole bathroom resealing
A white window frame meeting a rendered wall, with the perimeter joint between the frame and the render carrying a grey sealant line

Window and door sealing

Perimeter joints round window and door frames, inside and out, where the sealant has gone hard, cracked or pulled away from the frame.

  • Old frame sealant cut out along the full perimeter
  • The joint faces cleaned back and dried
  • Exterior grade sealant outside, chosen for the substrate
  • Internal reveal and frame joints where they are the problem
What it covers: Window and door sealing
A plain rented flat bathroom with white bath and basin against white tiles, freshly resealed and empty of belongings ready for a handover

Sealant repairs for landlords and agents

Booked with the tenant, photographed before and after, invoiced to the agent or the landlord. Fixed prices per bathroom so a job can be approved without a site visit.

  • Fixed prices per bathroom, per kitchen or per fitting
  • Access arranged directly with the tenant, with notice
  • Before and after photographs of every joint, emailed as a set
  • One invoice to the agent or the landlord, VAT itemised
What it covers: Sealant repairs for landlords and agents

Get a price

Book a reseal with Exeter Silicone Services

Send a photograph of the joint and say which fittings need doing. Back comes the price off the published card and the next free slot. Ringing is quicker if you want a date fixed today.

Bath or shower
£95
Both on one visit
£150
Whole bathroom
£185

VAT and silicone included. Minimum charge £95.

Call 07307 202508Book a reseal