Before any exterior paint job can be conducted, you must first make sure to caulk every area outside your home. Caulking your exterior surfaces can help you in the long run. Below are some reasons why caulking before an exterior paint job is vital.
Caulk is a flexible material used to seal air leaks through cracks, gaps, or joints less than one-quarter inch wide between stationary building components whenever a part moves - like a door or a window - weatherstripping is the appropriate material to utilize. For exterior paint jobs, caulking beforehand will seal up any cracks, holes, or access points that could lead to interior problems.
Make sure your painters are trained and able to caulk correctly before starting an exterior paint job. Caulking takes skill and focuses on ensuring the job is done the first time correctly. Our team of professionals has over fifteen years of painting experience.
Caulking can help keep your home clean and fresh, especially after an exterior paint job. Make sure you hire the right professionals to get the job done. Contact us today by clicking here and learning more about how Somerset Painting can help you on your next exterior paint job!